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ze monsta wrote:Fender 66 RI Jaguar in CAR with Block n Bound neck.

Hey you got a big finger print on your polaroid

Bought this yesterday. Fender Baja tele. I tried a Highway 1 tele (which was a rare Butterscotch model, only 25 in the UK), and one of the new American Specials, but I'd been wanting something with a chunkier neck than my Squier CV tele, and those ones weren't much different to that. this also has the 4-way switching I was considering anyway. The pickups themselves aren't as beefy as the Texas Specials in the AS, but I still like their sound. If I want, I can upgrade the pickups to Texas Specials and have it still run to about the same price anyway, for what I paid for this. Plus, I like the colour, mainly because it looks a bit like the one Graham Coxon used to use in Blur in the 90's Lovely, lovely guitar.

Spiteface wrote:

Bought this yesterday. Fender Baja tele.

the straight edge society guitar of choice. nice.

masked elwood wrote:

Spiteface wrote:

Bought this yesterday. Fender Baja tele.

the straight edge society guitar of choice. nice.

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Spiteface wrote:

this, I love.

Spiteface wrote:Graham Coxon

Spiteface wrote:Blur

Spiteface wrote:90's

Oh my god. That smuggler pickup is a FANTASTIC idea!!!

Here's my humble setup.

Spiteface wrote:

Bought this yesterday. Fender Baja tele. I tried a Highway 1 tele (which was a rare Butterscotch model, only 25 in the UK), and one of the new American Specials, but I'd been wanting something with a chunkier neck than my Squier CV tele, and those ones weren't much different to that. this also has the 4-way switching I was considering anyway. The pickups themselves aren't as beefy as the Texas Specials in the AS, but I still like their sound. If I want, I can upgrade the pickups to Texas Specials and have it still run to about the same price anyway, for what I paid for this. Plus, I like the colour, mainly because it looks a bit like the one Graham Coxon used to use in Blur in the 90's Lovely, lovely guitar.

The baja's are great...and now that Fender brought the price back down it's pretty tempting.
I wonder how they stack up next to the american specials...they are in the same price now I think.

Here's my Agile

Here is my main guitar for when ever I actually play guitar.
I've had it for like 14 years.
It's a real oddball.
OLD Japanese ply body found in a bin in a AZ music store
Neck [looks 70's Japanese as well], neck pickup [allparts], and tuners came from Subway Guitars in Berkley CA in trade for a Teisco body and neck
Bridge pickup came from a bin in Black Market Music in San Jose.
Bridge I got mail order.

16-70 tuned BEADF#B
Put together for me [this was before I started building my own stuff] by Guitar-O-Rama Oakland CA

Nothing plays like it [like a truck] nothing sounds like it: kind'a like a dano mixed with a gibson

fetch wrote:Here's my humble setup.

I'd be pretty set with those guitars and that board, very nice

That tele is gorgeous, btw!

How do you know when it is the "right time" to sell a guitar? I'm not really satisfied with the one I have, i got it about 1.5 years ago, when I was big into shredding, but I play entirely differently now and think I want to sell it and use the money to buy a new one. I'm not sure if i should yet though.

You can do a lot interms of mods and setup changes to a guitar.

I have this guitar here.

As you can see a paf and a filtertron plus 12s = totally unshred! Actually this guitar sounds like a really good strat. Oh yeah... it is #00077

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orangeespoom wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:You can do a lot interms of mods and setup changes to a guitar.

I have this guitar here.

As you can see a paf and a filtertron plus 12s = totally unshred! Actually this guitar sounds like a really good strat. Oh yeah... it is #00077

Why would you PAF + Filterton that guitar? WHY?!

Because I like the way they sound in that guitar, why else. Just you wait Some day that paf is coming out for a second Filtertron!