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Randy Coedwig
Приєднався 29 сер 2011
Xenrelic Custom Shop Offset Telecaster
Features:
- Large '69 style headstock profile
- 22 Jumbo 6100 Accufrets
- Dark rosewood fretboard.
- 7.25" to 9.5" compound radius (Vintage comfort near the nut for chords and modern bend-ability near the body for solos that sound clean with zero buzz.)
- '69 medium C shape 25.5" scale maple neck. Oil finish
- Hand carved hard bone nut vintage E to E string spacing with 1.65" nut width.
- 2 & 3/16" Tele Neck Heel
- Figured alder body with custom nitrocellulose mystic firemist silver finish, cryo-relic'd.
- Custom Shop Seymour Duncan Tele Neck Pickup
- Custom Shop Seymour Duncan Tele bridge humbucker. (Has the ability to switch into a P90 without dropping in perceivable output volume via the push pull tone control.)
-Stainless steel hardware
-Schaller Germany locking tuners and strap buttons
-Mastery Telecaster bridge with brass saddles.
-Custom 5 way electronics with a 300k CTS volume and 500k CTS push pull tone pot that splits the bridge pickup into single coil mode. The 5-way switch allows you to get neck alone, neck + bridge, bridge alone, neck + bridge in series and neck + bridge out of phase tones.
-Setup in standard tuning with 48-10 strings.
-Transferable lifetime warranty.
-G&G USA Hardshell Case
- Large '69 style headstock profile
- 22 Jumbo 6100 Accufrets
- Dark rosewood fretboard.
- 7.25" to 9.5" compound radius (Vintage comfort near the nut for chords and modern bend-ability near the body for solos that sound clean with zero buzz.)
- '69 medium C shape 25.5" scale maple neck. Oil finish
- Hand carved hard bone nut vintage E to E string spacing with 1.65" nut width.
- 2 & 3/16" Tele Neck Heel
- Figured alder body with custom nitrocellulose mystic firemist silver finish, cryo-relic'd.
- Custom Shop Seymour Duncan Tele Neck Pickup
- Custom Shop Seymour Duncan Tele bridge humbucker. (Has the ability to switch into a P90 without dropping in perceivable output volume via the push pull tone control.)
-Stainless steel hardware
-Schaller Germany locking tuners and strap buttons
-Mastery Telecaster bridge with brass saddles.
-Custom 5 way electronics with a 300k CTS volume and 500k CTS push pull tone pot that splits the bridge pickup into single coil mode. The 5-way switch allows you to get neck alone, neck + bridge, bridge alone, neck + bridge in series and neck + bridge out of phase tones.
-Setup in standard tuning with 48-10 strings.
-Transferable lifetime warranty.
-G&G USA Hardshell Case
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What a beauty!
Thats an awesome looking guitar, a while ago i ordered a custom finish on my guitar based on antique pelham blue explorer and the color came out very similar, maybe a bit greener. What finish is your guitar? I would guess Inverness green. I really like the aged effect. Have you thought of black pickguard?
Oh rad, I love darker Pelham and faded looks cool too. Mine started out firemist silver and after the aging process in the clear coats it started to get this really great light blueish green accent going on.
I watched this video for the first time last year & I was stunned. Your Deluxe is a MASSIVE BEAST! I can forget about the 5E3. This is the one I would love to build. OR, if I come across a 5E3 clone or build, I'd definitely mod it to your amp specifications. This 5C3/5D3 crossover you have is a keeper. Although the 5E3 is the classic amp that almost everyone wants, but IMHO, this amp blows it out of the water.
I agree. Usually people are hung up on the '59 5E3 because of Neil Young, but this one indeed is special and the best I've played through so far out of all the vintage dudes that have come my way.