Keith Richard Telecaster ~Micawber~ (not quite, inspired by)
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Tomorrow??!!!!!!!
ByteFrenzy
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You couldn't possibly make those pics any bigger, could you? I just had a serious case of scrollitis trying to take everything in...
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ByteFrenzy said:
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Looks nice! if you'll take long to be able to get a humbucker, get a Esquire pickguard for it ^^ Will be badass
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The Tele is looking SWEET!
Well, there's a fairly annoying hum that goes away when I touch a metal part of the guitar, but other than that, I think Micawber is pretty much done.
Oh, yeah, those picture things...
The guitar:
The playing area:
The hopeful future setlist (working on it now):
So, the sound...
I generally play on the "Crunch" setting on my Line 6 Spider III 15w. I can get a lot of classic rock sounds from my humbucker there. As long as the treble isn't maxed, the bridge sounds pretty good. With the hb only, on the clean channel, I get a pretty good acoustic sound, which I'm happy about. The tele sounds... like a great tele, I guess. I can get a nice woman tone by maxing the drive, treble, mids, and bass, while having only the hb on, with the tone rolled all the way down. I'm planning on getting it set up professionally soon, but for now, the low E buzzes once you get around the 15th fret. I don't have it painted yet, but I'm thinking about just putting clear nitro on. I really like how it looks now, and the neck feels pretty good. What is the best feeling neck finish you guys have tried? (besides raw
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I'm pleased so far with my first Warmoth, and hope on ordering more eventually. Possibly next year.
Oh, yeah, those picture things...
The guitar:
The playing area:
The hopeful future setlist (working on it now):
So, the sound...
I generally play on the "Crunch" setting on my Line 6 Spider III 15w. I can get a lot of classic rock sounds from my humbucker there. As long as the treble isn't maxed, the bridge sounds pretty good. With the hb only, on the clean channel, I get a pretty good acoustic sound, which I'm happy about. The tele sounds... like a great tele, I guess. I can get a nice woman tone by maxing the drive, treble, mids, and bass, while having only the hb on, with the tone rolled all the way down. I'm planning on getting it set up professionally soon, but for now, the low E buzzes once you get around the 15th fret. I don't have it painted yet, but I'm thinking about just putting clear nitro on. I really like how it looks now, and the neck feels pretty good. What is the best feeling neck finish you guys have tried? (besides raw
)I'm pleased so far with my first Warmoth, and hope on ordering more eventually. Possibly next year.
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I like the satin finish on maple. It's the closest to a no finish feel you can get for that. I resist the urge to play on the neck til it's finished, I can already see some use on the 2nd and 12th frets. Looking good dude.
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Max said:
Check all your grounds...Looks pretty cool there Max, now take off the low E string, or Keith will not like you... :icon_biggrin:
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Speaking of KR, check this out, funny as hell...
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Does it go away in the middle position?
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DangerousR6 said:
I forget when that aired originally, but I think it was on HBO and I think I was in HS. I remember thinking Chuck was an A-hole, they weren't that much different and it was hard work to just jam. There was a part with James Brown as well and him talking about how his music required a "funky guitar." There was a demonstration soon after.
