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Topic: Fender Telecaster Thinline Elite (sold locally) |
Fred Rogan
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Posted 22 Dec 2017 1:17 pm |
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This is a like new Telecaster Thinline Elite. Compound radius on the neck, locking tuners, S-1 switching. Really nice looking pickguard and matching binding. Unique bridge for a Tele but I like it and it works well. Hardshell case and case-candy included. Street price on these new is $1999.99. I am at $1400 (now $1350) and will ship in CONUS. Sorry, cannot do any trades. If you want to talk, call or text two-oh-five 531-5639.
thanks for looking
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Art Beard
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Posted 24 Dec 2017 7:57 am Great looking guitar
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Beautiful, Fred, just plain Beautiful. How does it sound thru the Quilter?
Beautifeautiful
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Fred Rogan
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Birmingham, AL USA
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Posted 24 Dec 2017 9:55 am
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thank you Art.
Actually I have never played it through the Quilter. I always play six string guitars through the Allen Amp Encore with a TT-12. The Encore has a great Fender sound and that Tele sounds as you would think it would through it. I'll have to try it through the Quilter now that you mention it.
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Fred Rogan
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Birmingham, AL USA
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Posted 2 Jan 2018 5:31 pm
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Price reduced from $1450 to $1400.
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Fred Rogan
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Posted 12 Jan 2018 8:08 am
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TTT
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Art Beard
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Posted 19 Jan 2018 8:13 am Tele thyinline
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Fred, how did it sound thru the Quilter? Such a beauty for a good price. CAA
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"like an old stallion, lonely for freedom, still trying to out run the wind" Seals,Setser,& Davey.
GAS -1969 ZB D11/10,1974 Sho-Bud D10 Professional,1975 Speedy West S10, 150 yr okd Barn Board tele, Beard signature Gold Tone Dean Acoustic/Electric Bass, Tennessee 12 string Bass, 3 String Shovel.2 Fiddles., Sho-Bud amp, Epiphone valve special amp, Fishman loudbox artist amp. |
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Fred Rogan
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Birmingham, AL USA
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Posted 20 Jan 2018 1:47 pm
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thank you Art and I apologize for the delayed response.
I appreciate your comment about the Steelaire because in my limited thinking, until your commment, I had only played PSG through that amp. I am starting to like it almost better as a 6 string amp. With it's great articulation and rich EQ, it just makes all of my electric 6 strings sound great. The 15" speaker plays a big part in all of that.
As far as the Tele Thinline - the neck pup through the Steelaire makes me play every jazz chord I know and the bridge pup makes me play every chicken pickin' lick I know. But my favorite is the bridge pup with the guitar tone rolled back a bit - gives it a really sweet velvety snarl.
Thanks again for helping me broaden my horizons!
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