Posts Tagged ‘telecaster’

  1. 1977 Fender Telecaster Deluxe

    March 13, 2014

    DSCF5283A shiny, lovely 1977 Fender Telecaster Deluxe. What can we say that hasn’t been said about this little classic?

    The fat, warm tone of the wide range humbuckers are offset by the one piece maple neck and northern ash body. This guitar is original in every way real stunner with street cred to burn.

    $4050

     

     


  2. The “Francis Rossi” Replica

    September 21, 2012

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    A custom build project with a twist. After crafting a Rick Parffit replica guitar for Statoz Quo (a very good Status Quo tribute band. Check out their facebook here) they just had to have the matching Francis Rossi edition.

    So there we were faced with daunting task of creating another replica. I say daunting because the standards for these replica instruments are very high. Ask any Status Quo fan and they will tell you that the guitars in that band are a crucial element. To be taken seriously as a tribute band you must have the accurate axe.

    So we started from scratch

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  3. Salad Fingers T-Style

    May 14, 2012

    This was one of the funnest roadkill’s we’ve done. Inspired by the soot-laden mind of David Firth and his creation “Salad Fingers” This T-style comes with rusty spoons, Hubert Cumberdale, Marjory Stewart-Baxter, Jeremy Fisher, a B5 Bigsby, custom, handmade brass saddle pieces and a lovely hand profiled v-shaped neck.

    SOLD

    Ask us about crafting you a seminal pop-culture themed guitar today.


  4. 64 Fender Telecaster

    March 26, 2012

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    This arrived to us in a sorry state. At some point someone decided that they didn’t like the binding, so what do you do when you don’t like the binding on your 64 tele? Of course you sand it all off!

    To fix this we routed a rebate into the top and bottom edge of the tele, filled out the rebate with pieces of old ash. Then re-routed a channel on top and bottom edge for the binding.

    The customer wanted to see the original three tone magnifico sunburst. We sealed it and then thanks to Luke Kallquist and his fine skills with a spray gun, we had it.

    Luckily the only atrocity was the the sanding. The components all worked fine and the guitar only needed a little work to bring her back to her former glory.

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