Gretschcaster

Begonnen von sjhusting, Mai 11, 2015, 09:52

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Here's one my brother just finished for a customer; I kind of like this one.

Steven

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Oh!  :o Es ist sehr schön.

Ist es hohl? Scheint ja ein ziemlich dicker Korpus zu sein...mit Bigsby wird es auch nicht leichter.  ???


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I love TELES :topjob:

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Wow, endlich mal ne Tele mit Fleisch wie Paula!  :topjob:
Wie schwer ist das gute Stück denn?
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I love the name "STRESCH"  ;D

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It's hollow. The guy he built it for is VERY TALL, hence the name.

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Nice work. I like the maple top  ;D
But has too much nogo features for me ...

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Sieht klasse aus!
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Hi Steven,

Very nice Guitar, Tele Specs and Filtertrons do work great together. I have something similar coming up (well, it'll take until September) a Schwarz Supercharger, equipped with TV Jones Supertrons, Swampash Body, Canadian Maple Neck, Indian Rosewood Fretboard with a 9.5-12" Compound Radius, Fano Bridge, STB, in Sparkle Orange with a red Tortoise Pickguard...can't wait...it will be my 2nd Guitar from Schwarz and most likely there is more to come over the next years ;)

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Hi Blues -

This one uses a vintage Gretsch for the neck and a custom-wound Dawgtown in the bridge. The break angle over the bridge was too shallow, even with a 4-degree angle to the neck, so he fabricated a bar to hold down the strings from alu and delrin, you can see it in the photo.

This one was made to order for a specific customer to his design.

I'm waiting for my own next - 3-pup tele with B- and G-benders. A Filtertron neck would have been cool, though. Maybe September.

steven