My first tele

[Nicholasdaniel]

So this is my first custom guitar it's not a Warmoth, besides the hardware, thought I couldn't afford it at the time. Its an alder body with maple/ rosewood neck. I cut the body and routed it myself and it has an all parts chunky neck. Both neck and bridge p-rails installed 3 way switch 3 push pulls, two of them allow me to access parallel, p90, rail and series the other has two capacitors on it... I don't know what else to say about it I'll answer any questions if they do come up. I just felt I should post this after all the help I've gotten from the members on the board I truly appreciate it and I'm already planning another tele haha. Thanks again pics soon crappy cell phone ones and hopefully I'll take better ones later.

 

[Strat Avenger]

That's a nice shade of red. How does it sound?

 

[ramonet]

Good job. Make a guitar from Warmoth parts equals an instrument of really high quality at half price of a "big name"  (brand), but make it from scratch give you an uncomparable satisfaction. Keep rocking and go straight for the next one. As much guitars you make, better they are... And it's really fun. Again, good job.

 

[SustainerPlayer]

That's some pieces of wood that needs to be rocked!  :headbang:

 

[Nicholasdaniel]

Thanks everyone I appreciate the kind words...
As far as sound it's sounds amazing great acoustics the pickups sound great too the different tones seem very usable  although I can't hear much of a diff between the p90 and series wiring I'm sure I will later on and there is some treble roll off I'm not sure I like yet still debating on adding the volume kits I have  all I need now is a nice amp I only have a first act amp -___-

 

[JaySwear]

looks great! i really love the color. nice guitar!