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Reemplacé casi todo con piezas originales y definitivamente suena mejor. Modifiqué el potenciómetro con un interruptor giratorio que hace el trabajo. Mire los siguientes videos. Empecé con la HB Telecaster y ahora he hecho mi tercera guitarra. Nunca volveré a comprar una guitarra ya hecha en una tienda. (Traducción de Google)

@@guitar-x674 si he visto los dos vídeos. Yo tengo una igual, pero yo solo modifique la chapa donde van las silletas de las cuerdas y la chapa del selector y los potenciómetros por otras chapas "repujadas" con un dibujo de rosas, así muy rebuscado pero que en imagen se ve genial. Yo, digo yo, particularmente habría dejado el logo. Podría haber cambiado las pastilla, las cuerdas lo primero, pero andar con el taladro fijo, más máquinas... Muy bueno el detalle de la chapa trasera que asegura el mástil al cuerpo, las Fender auténticas, llevan ese agujero entre los dos tornillos de abajo para tocar el alma. Yo, y creo que es de donde te vienen las críticas, habría pués otro título. "T70 Paisley de HB la convierto en un guitarrón a la altura de Fender", o algo así. Tengo 52 años y la sutileza es la diferencia entre enamorar o alejar. El que si me encanto de tus videos es uno donde haces una guitarra solo con el "kit".

I had many connection attempts and many tests. Ultimately, what satisfied me was: Position 1 (bridge) Humbacker where the tone is a tone with a 22nF capacitor, the same applies to position 5 (neck) where I connected only one coil.

As for positions 2,3,4, it is a combination of humbaker connections (or one coil) with a parallel connection of the bridge piezo and microphone piezo. The tone pot is used to mix the pickup with the piezo.

Position 2 is the humbaker permanently connected and we add the piezo signal to the tone potentiometer. Position 3 is two permanently connected piezos and we add the signal from the humbaker. Position 4 is a single coil permanently connected and saturated with two piezos connected in parallel.

It should be added that a five-position mega switch is necessary. As for the piezos, in my case they had a stronger signal than the transducer and I had to reduce it a bit and cut off the high tones using a 10 nF capacitor and a 100 Ohm resistor. Ultimately, the effect is satisfactory and each item sounds different. Additionally, the entire arrangement is passive, unlike Fender. As for the parts, I bought them from an online supplier.

I love these Fender locking tuners. I think they are one of the best. Besides, I wanted to use original parts for this project. After some time, I must admit that when the guitar falls down a bit and I pick it up, e.g. after a few weeks, I may have to fine-tune one or two strings a little. They hold the strut perfectly.

I just posted an audio test.

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Yes.

Part 3 will appear tomorrow. I encourage you to watch.

@@guitar-x674 that will be awesome

As a result, I had to wait a few months because there were many problems. I encourage you to watch.

I had such a Fender logo and I wanted to check how to glue, paint, grind, etc. It turned out quite well. I am not cheating anyone, the guitar is in my collection and I will not sell it.

Thank you for your comment. Check out other videos where I make modifications to the DC-PRO.

I had such a Fender logo and I wanted to check how to glue, paint, grind, etc. It turned out quite well. It was an experiment for the future with other projects

Teaching people how to sell dodgy guitars

Not completely. Harley on steroids.

I made such a pad myself, but in the end I chose the micro-tilt option. The most important thing is that it works properly.

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The guitar is almost finished. I still had to make adjustments. Unfortunately, I don't have time to edit videos that take a lot of time, but I do my best.

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There were several reasons. 1. The guitar head was the largest compared to other tele (I had to cut out the original tele shape). 2. I like darker guitar colors. 3. The saddles on the bridge are made of brass. 4. I like original guitars. 5. And finally, maybe he's not my favorite musician, but I like Brad Paisley's guitars.

@@guitar-x674 Cool, thanks.

Thank you for your comment. Finally, after many months, I finished a new project - Harley Acoustasonic Telecaster. I'll be uploading it to UA-cam soon.

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What a waste of money? The body is solid basswood. The guitar's neck is comfortable and in tune. The guitar sounds decently, on the new Fender pickups. Modifications made to electronics opened up new horizons for the guitar sound. I invite you to the next films. I will present the electronics, maybe I will also present the whole thing and summarize the costs.

The project is not finished yet, I invite you to the next part in which I present electronics. Part 3 will show you the difference. Maybe I will shoot part 4 where I will present all the guitar options, it will be worth watching because the effects are good.

There wasn't that much work. Besides, it was an introduction and a test to see if I could handle building other guitars.

@@guitar-x674 To be honest I have a fantastic Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster that has a fender logo on it, the guy I bought it off put it there.

​@@guitar-x674yo pienso que te da vergüenza que pusiera Harley Benton

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Thanks. I invite you to the next episodes of the Big Transform series

@@guitar-x674 ooo thank you. you are soo good