25th February 2006
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Joined: Dec 2002 Location: North West Coast, UK.
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Kats,
Is that a 1974X?
How is it? (I'm considering scaling down my 1987x/1960TV to one of those puppies...) Quote: |
Originally Posted by kats I'm going to have to call a point of order
Telecasters have more body than a strat and less than a Les Paul. That's what makes them versatile. For eg, a strat can get too thin on the bridge pickup for a rythym crunch in alot of overdriven amps like class A 18 watters etc. You can get a nice lead tone on the neck pup similar to a strat. Your only missing pos 2 & 4, but a good bridge position is more important.
Gibsons are great, but very distinctive. I would say Gibsons are left wing, Strats are right wing, and Teles are right down the middle.
I own them all, and use the Tele the least....but if I could only keep one, it would have to be the tele. It covers more bases and I'll go as far as to say this is a fact.  |
__________________ Best Regards,
Carl. |
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