Greetings, I just joined... here's my Warmoth Gold-Top Telecaster Deluxe.

[Mor Paul]

I like where this is going

The single-p90 tele in a LPjr style was another idea I've thought about  :toothy12:

 

[Justinginn]

THAT is simply inspiring.

:icon_thumright:

Love it!

 

[Super Turbo Deluxe Custom]

Excellent build.  It carried the LP to the Tele with more than just the Tele Custom control layout.  The gold top, the binding, the clear back.  Excellent choices.

 

[Ted]

Great build right there!!!  :headbang:

 

[RockStarNick]

Thanks for all the great replies, guys.

I'll post my Cherry Tele Deluxe, and my Strat sometime this weekend.

 

[B.W.O.T.W.]

That's gotta be my favourite Tele on the forum...

Good luck with the other two builds!

 

[stubhead]

Wow! That is lovely. You know, I was thinking that if you're doing another, similar sunburst, you could use a 24.75" scale conversion neck - it's more Gibsony, and you get 24 frets. Just a bit of variety from the Goldie.

 

[kreig]

:icon_thumright: :icon_thumright: thats 2 thumbs up for me !
I wonder what a creme p/g would look like on the gold-top one . Could you post a side shot of the gold-top , please .
Ahhh ... and the triple threat .

In the end ,there will only be one "Master of the Universe" . . . and how will we know who it is ?

He'll be the one wearing a Tele .

 

[DangerousR6]

Welcome to the board man, and that a badass tele you got thar.... :icon_thumright:

 

[DangerousR6]

That's a poplar Soloist, right?  Poplar deserves a solid color.

I beg to differ, I've seen lots of poplar pieces that are ever bit as deserving of a clear finish, including this one...

 

[Super Turbo Deluxe Custom]

Pass.  Too green.  It looks moldy.

 

[jpowers123456]

I noticed you indicate you are using an American Fender strat hardtail bridge.  I am also building a tele deluxe, been months do a lacquer job on it, and when I did a test assembly I noticed the string spacing seems to be off a bit.  It is close but no matter how I adjust it there seem to be two strings, at either end, that ultimately are about 1/8 of an ich ormore off of the pickup pole.  Your bridge sadles look  different from the ones on the SFMH1B Warmoth recommended.  Did you use a different bridge or replace the saddles?  Or did you get the bridge elsewhere, and if so, what exactly is it?

 

[stubhead]

"American Standard" is Fender's specific named designation for their newer bridges with 2 1/8" spacing. Vintage bridges have 2 3/16", even 2 1/4" spacing. There are some bridges that go down to 2 1/16".... So a "standard" Fender bridge may not be an "American Standard", if the seller means "standard" to mean "vintage".... :icon_scratch: yep it's goofy alright. Don't even ask for a "Fender-spaced" pickup unless you mean a vintage-Fender-spaced pickup...  An "American Standard" narrower Fender bridge works best with normal Gibson-spaced humbucking pickups -
if this is too confusing just send me all your parts and take up pinochle instead. :hello2:

P.S. what the heck is pinochle, anyway?