Completed Thinline

[LoxFL]

Well two bodies and 3 months later the Thinline is complete. Warmoth sent me a new body after I sent the first one back and they confirmed the output jack hole was not to Fender specs or simply put there wasn't enough wood to put in a Tele Cup or an Electrosocket. This is my first build with Warmoth or anyone for that matter. I will say I am glad I did this as this is without a doubt the nicest guitar I own compared to my 2017 US Pro Strat and Tele and even my 2016 Gibson Les Paul Standard


Specs:

Body - Warmoth Swamp Ash with a Quilt Maple top with white binding in a gloss honey burst on the top and Transparent Amber on the sides and back
Neck - Warmoth Vintage/Modern Roasted Maple with a Graph Tech TUSQ XL 1 11/16 nut and 6105 stainless steel frets in a gloss finish
Pick Guard - Warmoth 3 ply white, black, white
Pickups - Fender Custom Shop Texas Special
Bridge - Fender vintage style with 3 brass saddles
Tuners - Fender Locking
Pots - CTS 250K AUD
Switch - CRL vintage 3 way switch
Output - Electrosocket
Volume and Tone Knobs - Fender Vintage period correct knobs
Misc. - All other items like the 3 way switch knob, string tree, strap buttons, and neck plate are all what is found on a US made Tele Pro. I added a Orange drop 0.22uf capacitor and treble bleed with a .001uf Orange Drop.

 

[rgand]

Outstanding! Looks really good. Congrats. :icon_thumright:

 

[pscates]

Yum. Some talented, tasteful folks here (helps offset tacky idiots like me).  :icon_tongue:

 

[Verne Bunsen]

After all that, no pictures of the output jack?  :toothy12: I keed, I keed! Looks fantastic, great work!

 

[Kublai]

That is a nice looking Tele. Grats!

 

[Rick]

That is nice looking axe, plus no snow! (head explodes)

 

[LoxFL]

That is nice looking axe, plus no snow! (head explodes)

LOL no snow in south Florida. Its like 75-80 here during the winter

 

[Rick]

15 when I left my house.

 

[bagman67]

Beautifully done.