DustyCat
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Hi,
I am trying to recall an experience i had many years ago in my country lab when i was the only student without a telecaster.
I seem to recall a noticeable 'chime' to the tone, even with a straight signal, no pedals, clean tone. All of the teles maybe 5 or 6 of 'em (single coils) seemed to have this same tonal quality.
Can anyone explain this phenomenon, possibly verify another source that said it was the metallic plate surrounding the pickup that was the culprit.
I am thinking about matching a body to the neck I ordered because the high e string keeps sliding off the edge of the fingerboard and under the edge of the pickup.
I'm thinking about going with a padouk top on a canary top, thinline, and dual humbuckers with the extra 'chime'.
And do you guys do any kind of beveling on the edge of the body?
I am trying to recall an experience i had many years ago in my country lab when i was the only student without a telecaster.
I seem to recall a noticeable 'chime' to the tone, even with a straight signal, no pedals, clean tone. All of the teles maybe 5 or 6 of 'em (single coils) seemed to have this same tonal quality.
Can anyone explain this phenomenon, possibly verify another source that said it was the metallic plate surrounding the pickup that was the culprit.
I am thinking about matching a body to the neck I ordered because the high e string keeps sliding off the edge of the fingerboard and under the edge of the pickup.
I'm thinking about going with a padouk top on a canary top, thinline, and dual humbuckers with the extra 'chime'.
And do you guys do any kind of beveling on the edge of the body?