Ash Customworks stuff 2011

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Cdog wrote:Awesome! The kind of Tele even a Teleh8r would love! Combo of pickups would be perfect for the mahogany body too... Gotta try me some of your ash wound p90s sometime! :)
Speaking as a dedicated Teleh8r, that isn't a tele. Its vaguely tele shaped - but its not a flat piece of wood, doesn't have the tele bridge therefore no icepicky twang, has fat belly carves etc. Its probably closer to a Godin LG :P
By that definition, you can no longer claim to own a Tele.
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BG wrote:
Cdog wrote:Awesome! The kind of Tele even a Teleh8r would love! Combo of pickups would be perfect for the mahogany body too... Gotta try me some of your ash wound p90s sometime! :)
Speaking as a dedicated Teleh8r, that isn't a tele. Its vaguely tele shaped - but its not a flat piece of wood, doesn't have the tele bridge therefore no icepicky twang, has fat belly carves etc. Its probably closer to a Godin LG :P
By that definition, you can no longer claim to own a Tele.
ah but I do :P

I own one of these, and have done for weeks...

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mines in trans blonde :P
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.

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BG wrote:
Cdog wrote:Awesome! The kind of Tele even a Teleh8r would love! Combo of pickups would be perfect for the mahogany body too... Gotta try me some of your ash wound p90s sometime! :)
Speaking as a dedicated Teleh8r, that isn't a tele. Its vaguely tele shaped - but its not a flat piece of wood, doesn't have the tele bridge therefore no icepicky twang, has fat belly carves etc. Its probably closer to a Godin LG :P
Ah so I'm right then, you do like this Tele? Albeit through a weak, barely sufficient disclaimer? :P

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I wouldn't kick it out of bed, its got a P90 for gods sake!

I'm sure that disclaimer was sufficient ;)
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BG wrote:[I own one of these, and have done for weeks...

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mines in trans blonde :P
AHA! You're excused then. :D
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Nah mine hasn't got a polio calliper strapped to it :P
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BG wrote:Nah mine hasn't got a polio calliper strapped to it :P
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Ain't that the truth!
Useful for playing the theme to True Blood though. :P
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I just love that song.
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Next cab off the rank - NIK

Real mahogany body and neck
Flame maple drop-top and headstock face
Ebony fretboard with mother of pearl NIK inlay and paua dots
Rio Grande BBQ and Texas pickups
Volume, tone and 5-way switch wired for two HB tones and 3 SC tones
Gotoh 510 trem with Tremolno controlling movement in the back
Two-tone sunburst, gloss all over

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That looks pretty sexy. What's up with the thing that's where the trem springs normally go? Some kinda tension adjuster?

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mr_sooty wrote:That looks pretty sexy. What's up with the thing that's where the trem springs normally go? Some kinda tension adjuster?
looks a bit like a Tremol-no?

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Bea-uuuutiful! Love the headstock on this one in particular! 8)

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I'm guessing that's Zaulkin's? Congrats looks gorgeous
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Wow!!! She's a beaut! Nik will be stoked!!!! 8)
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Wow, that is gorgeous and lust sparking; I had seen the bound Strats from Fender and assumed that a bound Strat shape would naturally look arse, but that is how a bound S-type double cut should look.

I have one ASH, I'm saving for my next.
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