A little celebration and a big Thank You to the folks at Warmoth...

[mrpinter]

whose products can be built into objects that bring me such pleasure. I have four so far, which is really more than I *need*, but....

 

[SustainerPlayer]

Four? You got some catching up to do.  :icon_jokercolor:

Luckily it is not about "needs" ... it's just a hobby. So ... onwards we go.  :sign13:

But yes - thanks to the good folks at Warmoth for supporting the best hobby in the world.  :icon_thumright:

 

[Surf n Music n Ski n Bike]

I only have one  :sad: but I have at least four more in my mind. Just waiting for the funds  :toothy11:. Some beautiful headstocks Mr. Printer. What a tease though... I want to see those teles. I guess I'll gamble dig through the tele section to see if I find them. I like your 7/8 and I am willing to bet those teles are nice too.

 

[mrpinter]

What a tease though... I want to see those teles. I guess I'll gamble dig through the tele section to see if I find them. I like your 7/8 and I am willing to bet those teles are nice too.

I don't think I ever put the Teles on the Tele pages below. Here are pictures of them, followed by particulars:

this one has: alder body olympic white; wenge fingerboard on goncalo alves neck; Seymour Duncan Broadcaster pickup bridge and SD Vintage pup neck.

this 72 Thinlline has a swamp ash body; goncalo alves on g.a. neck; and a Seymour Duncan Screamin' Demon pickup in the bridge and S.D. Full Shred pup in the neck.
I use Thomastik Infeld .010-.044 Jazz Swing flat wound strings on the white tele, and T-I Jazz Bebop strings (.011-.050 custom set) on the Thinline.

 

[Surf n Music n Ski n Bike]

Ohh and Ahhh =). Those necks are beautiful. I especially like the classic tele. That white body and black pickguard go well with that neck! Very nice. Thank you.