Couple of custom teles for sale - closeout price
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Couple of custom teles for sale - closeout price
Please check the "Available" page on my web site: http://www.allisonguitars.com/available.html
for, among other things, a couple of relic'ed Teles I made last year. I only list retail prices on my web site for new stuff, but I'll take $750 for either of them.
BOTH SOLD LOCALLY...
Thanks
J A
for, among other things, a couple of relic'ed Teles I made last year. I only list retail prices on my web site for new stuff, but I'll take $750 for either of them.
BOTH SOLD LOCALLY...
Thanks
J A
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Yes, $750 is a great price. You won't find a better finish or better playability. The truth is I hated relic'ing them, but nobody seems to want a perfect vintage nitro finish anymore. I intend to blow them out and move them to make way for new stuff.
Neck specs:
- Maple neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- 9.5" radius
- Nut width 1-11/16"
- Heel width 2-3/16"
- Neck thickness .85" at first fret, .95" at twelfth fret
Bridge is standard 6-saddle tele replacement bridge.
Thanks
J A
Neck specs:
- Maple neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- 9.5" radius
- Nut width 1-11/16"
- Heel width 2-3/16"
- Neck thickness .85" at first fret, .95" at twelfth fret
Bridge is standard 6-saddle tele replacement bridge.
Thanks
J A
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Hi John, I'm a little slow but when it says relliced then does that mean you or someone took a regular Nitro finished slicked up new guitar and some way turned it into a "custom shopped" like guitar ie made it look and feel like an older guitar like Fender does quite a bit??John Allison wrote:Yes, $750 is a great price. You won't find a better finish or better playability. The truth is I hated relic'ing them, but nobody seems to want a perfect vintage nitro finish anymore. I intend to blow them out and move them to make way for new stuff.
Neck specs:
- Maple neck
- Rosewood fingerboard
- 9.5" radius
- Nut width 1-11/16"
- Heel width 2-3/16"
- Neck thickness .85" at first fret, .95" at twelfth fret
Bridge is standard 6-saddle tele replacement bridge.
Thanks
J A
No negativism meant just trying to figure what I might be looking to buy The Tele looks very nice and as far as the pictures go it looks like one that has been played many years......
So anyway let me know if I'm on the right track. I appreciate the info and you letting me know if I'm guessing right! Thanks
Big Blob
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Bob, you're correct.
The relic-ing is designed to make a perfectly new guitar look as if it's been played out for years. We do the finish ourselves and, as I mentioned, I'm not really a fan of the relic thing, but intentionally relic'ed Fender repro's outsell new-looking ones.
I will say that a well-finished relic does have a nice vibe. I just prefer letting actual wear and age do the trick.
Thanks for the interest and I'll try to get some pics up on the post here.
The relic-ing is designed to make a perfectly new guitar look as if it's been played out for years. We do the finish ourselves and, as I mentioned, I'm not really a fan of the relic thing, but intentionally relic'ed Fender repro's outsell new-looking ones.
I will say that a well-finished relic does have a nice vibe. I just prefer letting actual wear and age do the trick.
Thanks for the interest and I'll try to get some pics up on the post here.
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Here's a couple of link to pages with bigger pics...
http://allisonguitars.com/tele_surf.html
http://allisonguitars.com/tele_daph.html
http://allisonguitars.com/tele_surf.html
http://allisonguitars.com/tele_daph.html
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Are the frets vintage or like the 6105?
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