For the Love of Telecasters. -photos
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Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
And put butterscotch on 'em.
chingonas guitars
Squier-Meister
chingonas guitars
Squier-Meister
A few more
Outstanding!
Hadronic Spin
Affinity Rulez!
I only got the one...
The Telecaster my be Classic, but it's really not my Vibe.
J
The Telecaster my be Classic, but it's really not my Vibe.
J
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
That's all you need (for now).
Don't let that Blue Beauty go!
I got an old Rogue Flag acoustic, funny story on it...
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
Looks like an Italian sports car, very sleek!
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
Right!I wish I knew anything about Telecasters but I don't
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
Really like this look!
Only thing I'd do is change direction on the strumming scratches. (that's
just me though).
Love it!
Sweet!
A high five too!
Let's Make a Deal!
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Paruwi
Squier-holic
I've got a few...
Squier CV 60 Duo
FGN 'Tele shaped' Trio (TL-Custom, Iliad Standard, Iliad Boundary)
Cabronita Duo - sold
Fender JA-90, Squier J5, Squier Black&Chrome Tele - all sold
Squier CV 60 Duo
FGN 'Tele shaped' Trio (TL-Custom, Iliad Standard, Iliad Boundary)
Cabronita Duo - sold
Fender JA-90, Squier J5, Squier Black&Chrome Tele - all sold
Sollophonic
Squier-Nut
Okay, I'll play.
Two workhorses;-
2007 Baja. Added Seymour Duncan Hot Tele pickups. Stripped finish and wearing and ageing well. This guitar comes to and is played at every gig, has been dropped, had beer spilt on it and has never let me down.
Ably backed up by this 2004 MIM Standard, modded with black guard, SD Hot Tele pickups, vintage tuner and vintage style bridge. Suffers and is relied on like the Baja, love the midnight wine colour. Had a tough life before me and it continues
I have a partscaster made from an MIM Std neck, a Squier Classic Vibe Custom body, Lawrence Keystone pickups and also vintage style tuners
Squier Standard Telecaster in Antique Burst. Added Bare Knuckle Boot Camp pickups and a four way switch
Recently acquired Squier Affinity, bought in poor condition in a local charity shop, only lightly modded, bone nut, 4 way switch, cream guard and a good set up.
Two workhorses;-
2007 Baja. Added Seymour Duncan Hot Tele pickups. Stripped finish and wearing and ageing well. This guitar comes to and is played at every gig, has been dropped, had beer spilt on it and has never let me down.
Ably backed up by this 2004 MIM Standard, modded with black guard, SD Hot Tele pickups, vintage tuner and vintage style bridge. Suffers and is relied on like the Baja, love the midnight wine colour. Had a tough life before me and it continues
I have a partscaster made from an MIM Std neck, a Squier Classic Vibe Custom body, Lawrence Keystone pickups and also vintage style tuners
Squier Standard Telecaster in Antique Burst. Added Bare Knuckle Boot Camp pickups and a four way switch
Recently acquired Squier Affinity, bought in poor condition in a local charity shop, only lightly modded, bone nut, 4 way switch, cream guard and a good set up.
surf green
Squier-holic
Here's a couple that I bought or traded with ST members over the years, and applied my own twist, an Esquire partscaster and a Dillion B-bender
jjudas
Squier-holic
I've owned a bunch. This is the only Tele I have left. Fender MIM Special Edition Deluxe Ash BSB.
It's got a G.M. '1984' humbucker in the neck.
It's got a G.M. '1984' humbucker in the neck.
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
Make 'em Your own, they look great!
Mikey Mike
Squier-Nut
Wow, nice!
I'm with you on a "Keeper"
After going a few years without any Telecasters, I quickly acquired three -- a Fender Modern Player, a Squier Paranormal Cabronita (right @Higgins1980?), and a Squier Standard. I didn't care for the way original owner modded the Modern Player, so I traded it for the Epi Riviera on the wall.
I don't need any more guitars. I don't need any more Teles. But this morning this Squier Standard popped up on FBM.:
The price is very good, but it's not I-can't-pass-it-up good. Not yet, at least.
I don't need any more guitars. I don't need any more Teles. But this morning this Squier Standard popped up on FBM.:
The price is very good, but it's not I-can't-pass-it-up good. Not yet, at least.
dbrian66
Squier-Axpert
I am partial to the midnight wine. It looks great!Okay, I'll play.
Two workhorses;-
2007 Baja. Added Seymour Duncan Hot Tele pickups. Stripped finish and wearing and ageing well. This guitar comes to and is played at every gig, has been dropped, had beer spilt on it and has never let me down.
Ably backed up by this 2004 MIM Standard, modded with black guard, SD Hot Tele pickups, vintage tuner and vintage style bridge. Suffers and is relied on like the Baja, love the midnight wine colour. Had a tough life before me and it continues
I have a partscaster made from an MIM Std neck, a Squier Classic Vibe Custom body, Lawrence Keystone pickups and also vintage style tuners
Squier Standard Telecaster in Antique Burst. Added Bare Knuckle Boot Camp pickups and a four way switch
Recently acquired Squier Affinity, bought in poor condition in a local charity shop, only lightly modded, bone nut, 4 way switch, cream guard and a good set up.
