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Muy bien, Miguel, muchas gracias!

Miguel, de donde tu?

@@MikesMusicCorner11 Norteño mexicano

@@miguelgastelum2107 Ah, muy bien! Me alegro que te guste mi canción. Vivo en Arizona, así que estamos cerca.

@@MikesMusicCorner11 mucho éxito. Hay un canal llamado Justin Johnson, hace covers y prueba distintas guitarras para hacer blues o country

Thanks for your comment, Mr. Phats. We obviously agree. Though the cheap pickups that came with my guitar, in isolation, were ok, clearly they were just that, just ok. There was an amazing difference when I put in decent pickups, to be sure. Take care!

Appreciate the kind comment, Tom!

Unsure, my guitar tech just found mine that way. My guess is buy guitars with good quality reputations; don't overdo your truss rod; have a neck with a two-way truss rod so you can add or take away relief. I'm not the right person to ask. But, hope this helps.

So, are you saying you're also working or worked on a Squire Tele upgrade or that you're like me in some way when it comes to a project like that? Either way, it's great that you have tuned into my videos and I hope you're getting something out of them. Take care! Mike

@@MikesMusicCorner11 I put new tuners and new saddles on a used Squier Telecaster that I recently bought. Owned many guitars over past few years and spent a lot of money on techs doing upgrades and repairs for me. This was the first time I did the work myself. Feels good.

@@piano2873 Very cool! Hope you're having fun. I do like doing as much work myself, until I can't. LOL I assume, by the name of your handle, you're also a piano person too?

LOL, well, to be sure, you watched a video when I was still trying to figure out how to do them and using bad free editing software and didn't know what I was doing. I'd like to think I've made good strides to making ok videos now with few issues, aside from the content perhaps. But, I'm glad you got to see the whole video this time and I hope you enjoy the entire series, especially if you're a guitar upgrading fan! Take care.

Thanks, Jeff. I suppose "interesting" is one word for it. LOL Hope you enjoy the rest of the upcoming videos as well as I wrap up this project.

Thanks for the remark and your perspective. This whole bone vs tusq is quite interesting. Actually, if my luthier, Sean, had his way he would have preferred bone, just like you. His perspective, and doubt he's alone, is that he likes bone for the tone and because he can make it look almost like jewelry, but since it's a natural material apparently can get inconsistent tones from all six strings; however, though perhaps the tone and the looks (let's face it, it still looks like plastic) are not as good with tusq, since it's a manmade material, it's very consistent from string to string. Anyway, this is my understanding of the comparisons; I'm sure it's probably more complicated that this. Thank again!

Hi Either Boy, that is great information and I very much appreciate the feedback. As I note, my attempt was very rudimentary. If I attempt a similar project in the future - god forbit, lol - I'm certainly take your great advice into consideration. Take Care!

Hi NBshana, yes, I suppose you're right; it would not hurt me to smile more in my videos. I'll have to work on that. Thanks for the kind comments and I can very much relate to being a novice player. Despite playing myself for a few years, my fingers often remind me that I am still struggling to bust out of that beginner phase and into the intermediate phase. Always seems to allude me. Anyway, I give you kudos for your persistence keeping at it. Look forward to hearing from you with my future videos. Take care!

Hi @adamharr, very grateful for your insight. I certainly will be exploring upgrading the pickups and control wiring. Stay tuned for my next video which will go in depth about every mod I plan on making. Oh yes, definitely planning on a Tusq nut. Keep the good helpful thoughts coming as I get some wind in my sails with Project Isaac! Take care.