I've never had an issue with em being too tight, using Lava cablesI've always been concerned those jacks might have too much grip and cause me to rip the whole thing out.
Well, yeahDo you need a guitar body with no neck, hardware, or electronics?
It's simple economics.... You have to build a second one.![]()
Do you really call that a control plate? Really??Well, yeah
I do have all the other bits on hand, except a control plate and pickguard
I do have a another conversion neck to throw on something, and have been considering a dual humbucker build, but a Paul it ain't gonna beYou need an Esquire and a reverse Esquire (neck pickup only). Also a Les and a Paul.
That one's a baritone / VI Meteora my buddy and I made a while back
They prefer the term Bajo SexquireStop making me gas for a bariquire. I'm already plotting a 4 string bass build because of the mojo goldfoil bass pickups I discovered elsewhere on the forum. I also like my bass vi so much I'm feeling drawn to do a homebrew of that too. Are you putting bass vi strings on any of those with tele bridges? A tele bridge and pickup bass vi is suddenly very compelling. I'm approaching level 2 Vince Meme status.
I buy these oneswhere are you getting the blank control plates? I may have need of one for some....err......future project![]()
Yep, always fullbore. I prefer to control the dynamics with my picking hand and pedalboard.So that Tele is always on? That would drive me crazy
Also, have you no concern for your ribcage and forearm?
But looking real sweet!
I agree with all of this, but I also just love the look of crisp edges with a tight radiusI wouldn't buy a Tele with either a forearm contour or tummy cut. Like DGWVI I don't see the point.
There was a time when I would play a Strat and had no tummy to fill the cut. It looked kinda weird. And when I gigged with a Strat my forearm would stick and slide on the forearm contour in a kind of nauseating way. It was gross!
I like square edges on my guitars so they stay put when I play sitting down. For years I gigged with a Gretsch 6120 and it felt like sitting in a big old comfy armchair. Square edges galore!