ragamuffin
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I'm pretty sure that:So was this thing ever made or just an AI troll? My brother in law is looking for a Micawber inspired build. Itāll be shiny and new of course. Any help or details on what he would need for the build.
Hereās what I found.
Thanks!
- Neck: Birdseye maple neck with a 12" radius, 22 frets, and medium-high fret wire
Body: Poplar tonewood body with a vintage crĆØme finish- Bridge: Brass bridge
- Pickups: A '50s Gibson PAF humbucker in the neck position.
-The original would not have a 12" fretboard radius as it was a 1954 tele. I'm not sure though if it would be 7.25" or 9", but this is a detail that should be up to the player anyways unless you're trying to make perfect historic replica, so 12" should be fine if that's what he wants.
-The original body was swamp ash with a butterscotch blonde finish, again up to you though
The brass bridge might be hard to source. Armadillo Guitars makes a really nice one, but they are not taking orders at the moment due to backlog
MiCawber Style Bridge Plate w/ āKeefā Saddles
MiCawber-style bridge plate with set of 6 "Keef"-style saddles.
www.armadilloguitar.com
I'm pretty sure Forney Custom made a brass tele bridge in the past, but I don't see it on their shop right now, you might reach out to them https://reverb.com/brand/forney-custom?product_type=parts&category=guitar-parts