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Sorry guys, no Seymour Duncans or ESPs in this thread. 
I got a Fender Baja Telecaster. What's different about this tele is that it's Custom Shop designed but made in Mexico to keep the price down. A normal tele has three pickup positions but this one has four and a phase S1 switch so I have six different sounds out of these pickups instead of the normal three.
Here's the clip:
I'm going through all pickup positions here so:
1: neck pickup
2: bridge pickup
3: both pickups in series
4: both pickups in series out of phase
5: both pickups in parallel
6: both pickups in parallel out of phase
Same order with the distorted tone. The guitar looks like this one but I have a see-through paint so I can see the beautiful ash under the paint.
I love the choppy character of a tele. It's not something you'll hear in metal bands but IMO it has a very cool character. Like a certain kind of growl. If you're looking for a studio guitar, this is extremely usable in those situations. The neck is fat as f*** though!
I got a Fender Baja Telecaster. What's different about this tele is that it's Custom Shop designed but made in Mexico to keep the price down. A normal tele has three pickup positions but this one has four and a phase S1 switch so I have six different sounds out of these pickups instead of the normal three.Here's the clip:
I'm going through all pickup positions here so:
1: neck pickup
2: bridge pickup
3: both pickups in series
4: both pickups in series out of phase
5: both pickups in parallel
6: both pickups in parallel out of phase
Same order with the distorted tone. The guitar looks like this one but I have a see-through paint so I can see the beautiful ash under the paint.
I love the choppy character of a tele. It's not something you'll hear in metal bands but IMO it has a very cool character. Like a certain kind of growl. If you're looking for a studio guitar, this is extremely usable in those situations. The neck is fat as f*** though!
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