gary mac

That's a cool looking guitar, really like the bound fret board.

Mine is a Strat free house at the moment, so I can't join in.

That is one very good looking Tele.

Offers by pm. 

Will look forward to hearing the sound clips.

Trevor, I've strung plenty of acoustics of late with D'Addario strings and the customers have been very happy.

Actually not the coated variety though, so no help, sorry 

D'Addario all the way for me, on bass, guitar and mandolin. I'll be sticking with them and have stopped looking elsewhere.

It's one I visit often Dan

Mine's a Strat free zone at the moment. 

Nice but I couldn't live with the hole in the guard

I don't visit guitar shops very often these days, but really like Coda in Old Stevenage. One of those shops with a great owner, good staff  and a proper range of instruments at all price points.

Come on Andy, it's tomorrow now, no time for a lie in, you have a neck to get on with.

Spectacular job as always.

1 hour ago, ezbass said:

That, sir, is bloody lovely. GLWTS.

Thanks 

Set of tuners removed from a G&L Fallout. 

Ratio 18:1

Condition is great, they work smoothly and hold tune perfectly. 

£30 inc post (mainland).

Payment by bank transfer preferred.

1978 Fender Telecaster Custom and Original Fender Case.

In great condition and with the exception of a couple of saddle screws, all original.

Although it is often quoted online, that the seventies Fenders are all heavy and poorly put together with sloppy fitting necks etc.  this forty year old guitar definitely does not fall in to that category.

The neck is a lovely fit in the pocket. The controls work faultlessly. All hardware is present and correct, including the original ash tray/bridge cover.

Truss rod functions as it should.

The weight is 8lb 6oz.

The one piece body looks great. Finish is good with a few dings and buckle rash.

The pick guard is all intact, with slight buckling and a scratch, which should all be visible in the photos.

The neck is comfortable and the radius is 7.25.

Width at nut is 42.25 mm.

Frets are still very good, with just a little grooving under the G, to the first few. Tuning, playing and intonation are not affected.

The case is in great condition and all latches work perfectly.

Plenty of photos attached, which will hopefully show all the details that you need.

I looked for a long time to find a good vintage Tele and have been very happy with my purchase. Reason for sale is that I’m only gigging on bass, my guitar playing is just at home, for my own enjoyment and my Tribute G&L is all I really need for that at the moment. 

I'm asking £2350. 

Cash on collection preferred. Bank Transfer would be ok.

If postage is required I will provide a costing to include insurance cover.

Any questions, offers, or if additional photos are required just message me.

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Impressive work there

Probably not a very obvious choice but I really enjoy the guitar playing of Glen Tilbrook.

All time fave would be Dave Gilmour though.

I've owned a couple of Pacificas and also worked on plenty of them, quite often ones that are owned by school music departments, where they get some serious abuse. Even the basic models, with a good set up, work very well. 

One of my customers, a pro guitarist uses a top of the range Pacifica, I've looked after it for him, with set ups etc. for the last couple of years and it is a truly lovely thing. If he ever decides to sell, I would be first in the queue to buy.

I'm going to add to G&L to the list of contenders. The Tribute series are seriously good guitars, pick ups are the same as in the U.S. models, hardware is good and the build quality is high.

I have a Fallout and it is a real fave.