The Guitar Pron Thread

[Goredho 17247]

Korean tele porn is so much better than the other Korean porn I've seen. 

[Deej 76301]

Well, all the Tele purists think the N3 sacrifice tone for the noiseless, and they are renowned for giving modern tech a chance.  Oh, wait...

[tbone_ 14016]

I don’t understand the need for noiseless. Aren’t Strats and teles supposed to buzz and hum?

[Deej 76301]

2 minutes ago, tbone_ said:

I don’t understand the need for noiseless. Aren’t Strats and teles supposed to buzz and hum?

Yes. But, you can do things to mitigate it. Or you can just crank it all the way up. 

[AnotherUTFan 9613]

I asked him what pickups were in in it and got this response. Guess I could look up the serial number and research.

FoggyNotion to the white courtesy phone.

"I don't but that's one of the reasons ppl seek them out. They were using good electronics in the late 90s"

[Deej 76301]

34 minutes ago, AnotherUTFan said:

I asked him what pickups were in in it and got this response. Guess I could look up the serial number and research.

FoggyNotion to the white courtesy phone.

"I don't but that's one of the reasons ppl seek them out. They were using good electronics in the late 90s"

[Gil Bang 25822]

NSIAP

 

 

[Deej 76301]

Maybe compared to what was being produced in the previous 20 years, but what is being produced today is so much better across the board, IMO. 

[Foggy Notion 1202]

29 minutes ago, AnotherUTFan said:

I asked him what pickups were in in it and got this response. Guess I could look up the serial number and research.

FoggyNotion to the white courtesy phone.

"I don't but that's one of the reasons ppl seek them out. They were using good electronics in the late 90s"

That’s a 1993 Fender “Squier Series” Tele made at the Cort plant in South Korea. Korean Squiers were already being made by the late 80s I believe. But for a brief period before the Mexico plant was built in Ensenada, Fender branded some of their Korean guitars like this one with an actual Fender logo.

Some people consider them Fenders, some people consider them Squiers. They used cheaper parts (bodies, pots, tuners, etc) than a “real” Fender, but they have a following and some guys love them. I’m not surprised this one is a player.

The ones that have the silver Fender logo and a serial number starting with CN usually have full width plywood bodies.  Usually black or white finish. Don’t see many in that color blue. The stock pickups in them should be cheap ceramics. Some guys “upgrade” them, others swear by them.

Some guitars are just greater than the sum of their parts. 

[Deej 76301]

1 minute ago, Gil Bang said:

NSIAP

 

 

[Goredho 17247]

27 minutes ago, Gil Bang said:

NSIAP

 

 

YOU GOT RELIC-ED!

[Deej 76301]

I want to know what his Surly username is.

[Deej 76301]

Reverb has a Brian Setzer shop coming soon. 

[Deej 76301]

"It still looks futuristic, still an unbeatable shape, as is the Tele. I don’t think you can improve on those two guitars, the all-time great rock guitars.”

https://guitar.com/guides/essential-guide/an-oral-history-of-the-fender-stratocaster/

Edited August 25, 2020 by Deej

[Celery Man 20814]

My guitar teacher when I was a kid had a similarly colored (maybe a tad darker with more of a glitter/metallic element) Squier Series Fender strat with lace sensors (no idea if they were original) that he played during lessons. I think I remember him talking a bit about how those early Squiers were really good.

[Superhero 8688]

15 hours ago, Gil Bang said:

NSIAP

 

 

Lol at the framed Brian May picture in the back.

[noharleyyet 2827]

Nic Huber Orca 59 the maestro who wrenches guitars for me owned for a while....he has a partscaster strat that I covet.

 

[Gil Bang 25822]

13 hours ago, Deej said:

"It still looks futuristic, still an unbeatable shape, as is the Tele. I don’t think you can improve on those two guitars, the all-time great rock guitars.”

https://guitar.com/guides/essential-guide/an-oral-history-of-the-fender-stratocaster/

I didn't realize that Randall came from the Fender camp.  I've had a Randall amp before and it was pretty solid.

[Foggy Notion 1202]

1 hour ago, noharleyyet said:

Nic Huber Orca 59 the maestro who wrenches guitars for me owned for a while....he has a partscaster strat that I covet.

 

I’d like to hear more about this partscaster Strat.

Partscasters, by their nature, are assembled according to the builder’s taste. And my preferences on Fenders are pretty specific so I rarely see a partscaster that I covet.

That being said, I’ve considered going the partscaster route as I think about a Strat. 

[tbone_ 14016]

I didn't realize that Randall came from the Fender camp.  I've had a Randall amp before and it was pretty solid.

[Chad Fuck 17429]

I’d like to hear more about this partscaster Strat.
Partscasters, by their nature, are assembled according to the builder’s taste. And my preferences on Fenders are pretty specific so I rarely see a partscaster that I covet.
That being said, I’ve considered going the partscaster route as I think about a Strat. 

You won’t regret it. Nothing better than exactly what you want.

[DougO 5238]

Not hollow body, but here's an Adorama sale for Gretch fans via Slickdeals.

 

Adorama Gretsch Players Ed. Jet BT Electric Guitar w/ V-Stoptail: G6228FM $1499, G6228

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https://www.adorama.com/gr2413400809.html?sdtid=14288903&emailprice=t&sterm=0aOVHjUusxyJU%3AfxTV1LXQupUkiQNMQikTdaSE0&utm_source=rflaid62905

 

 

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Gretsch G6228FM Players Edition Jet BT Electric Guitar with V-Stoptail, Flame Maple, 22 Frets, Ebony Fingerboard, Crimson Stain

 

$1,499.00 You save: $1,000.99 (40%)

 

Edited August 25, 2020 by DougO

[tbone_ 14016]

Hell of a deal on a great guitar.

[Lhorn 4863]

Nice to see the Squire love on the last page. This is my Made in Korea Squire II Stratocaster purchased as an undergrad from Ray Hennigs Heart of Texas Music. I love it. I keep thinking that since I have more money now I’d like to get a US made Strat but this one plays so nice it’s hard to justify. Bone stock, I’d never thought about upgrading it but That gold pick guard on noharleyyet post has me thinking.

[noharleyyet 2827]

1 hour ago, Foggy Notion said:

I’d like to hear more about this partscaster Strat.

Partscasters, by their nature, are assembled according to the builder’s taste. And my preferences on Fenders are pretty specific so I rarely see a partscaster that I covet.

That being said, I’ve considered going the partscaster route as I think about a Strat. 

Covetous...

 

Edited August 25, 2020 by noharleyyet

[Lhorn 4863]

Here my other electric. Jackson DKMG

Btw, didn’t realize Ray Hennig died 3 months ago.

[tbone_ 14016]

Oooh. Magnatone!

[Foggy Notion 1202]

20 minutes ago, noharleyyet said:

 

This guitar captures my attention and excites me. I understand the lust and agree. 

Any details on the body and neck on this beauty?

I’ve been looking at MJT necks and bodies. Do not click on this link if relics offend you.

https://www.mjtagedfinishes.com

[tigol 2381]

I just replaced the output jack in this Made in Korea Squire Telecaster for a friend, only to find that it sounds better than my American Deluxe with N3's. Bright and punchy like a Tele should sound. Now I'm gonna have to find a pickup upgrade for mine.

Korean Tele porn

Is the output jack replacement easy for a noob? I have a 2016 Telecaster that has the old style output jack. It sucks and the “guts” won’t stay put due to the wood wearing down on the inside. I assume the new ones screw into the wood, but I have no idea where to start. The local shops have been booked around here. I’d like to order the parts online and replace it myself. Any tips?

[Foggy Notion 1202]

28 minutes ago, tigol said:

Is the output jack replacement easy for a noob? I have a 2016 Telecaster that has the old style output jack. It sucks and the “guts” won’t stay put due to the wood wearing down on the inside. I assume the new ones screw into the wood, but I have no idea where to start. The local shops have been booked around here. I’d like to order the parts online and replace it myself. Any tips?

Check out the Electrosocket replacement jack mounts. These are the upgrade to the original Fender design. These screw into the body instead of being held in place with a retainer clip.

https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22538-guitar-shop-101-upgrade-your-tele-with-an-electrosocket-jack-mount

 

Edited August 25, 2020 by Foggy Notion

[Celery Man 20814]

depending on the hole size, you could a toothpick or matchstick down to size and shove it in there before putting the screws back in (if the issue is stripped wood not holding screws).

[Foggy Notion 1202]

2 hours ago, Lhorn said:

Nice to see the Squire love on the last page. This is my Made in Korea Squire II Stratocaster purchased as an undergrad from Ray Hennigs Heart of Texas Music. I love it. I keep thinking that since I have more money now I’d like to get a US made Strat but this one plays so nice it’s hard to justify. Bone stock, I’d never thought about upgrading it but That gold pick guard on noharleyyet post has me thinking.

That is a nice looking Squier II. I’ve owned a couple of these, one made in Korea and one made in India.

Squier II bodies and pickguards are shaped slightly different than a standard Strat, in particular on the lower horn. And the screw holes are not the same. If you replace the pickguard with a standard Strat pickguard, you’ll need to drill a few new holes in the body and probably need to reshape the pickguard with a file to make it match the profile of your guitar. And the stock pickups might not fit exactly right in the pickguard. It can be done with some finessing. The Korean Squier II’s are closer to a standard Strat than the Indian version.

Gold pickguards are available in anodized aluminum or plastic. The aluminum guards look great, but they are pricey and will be harder to reshape than a plastic one.

Not trying to discourage you from modifying your guitar. Just letting you know what to expect if you do. 

[Gil Bang 25822]

3 hours ago, Celery Man said:

depending on the hole size, you could a toothpick or matchstick down to size and shove it in there before putting the screws back in (if the issue is stripped wood not holding screws).

I had to do a similar thing with South Austin's mom.  It involved inserting a 12 pound ham, and then removing the bone.

[Bogeywon 2518]

Made my first payment on the rickenbacker.... can’t wait till 2021!

[AnotherUTFan 9613]

Is the output jack replacement easy for a noob? I have a 2016 Telecaster that has the old style output jack. It sucks and the “guts” won’t stay put due to the wood wearing down on the inside. I assume the new ones screw into the wood, but I have no idea where to start. The local shops have been booked around here. I’d like to order the parts online and replace it myself. Any tips?

I used the exact part Foggy linked above. Its a 10 minute project and $8 part if you have basic soldering skills.

Check this out at Amazon.com
ElectroSocket Jackplate for Tele Chrome https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00G964BUY/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_bKArFb9EKC0XJ



I doubt I can afford anything from this collection, but i love this quote. He's not wrong.

"Brian Setzer once told us that “nothing feels right after a Gretsch”..."

https://www.guitarworld.com/news/brian-setzer-is-selling-off-a-raft-of-guitar-gear-including-rare-gretsch-models-on-reverb

Here's a preview

[tbone_ 14016]

Somebody say Brian Setzer?

[tbone_ 14016]

Hey I have a question, the other night in the middle of a set I started a new song and I had to stop about 30 sec in because the low e was out of whack. Checked it with the tuner and it was tuned down to C#! The previous song was fine and I didn’t touch that tuning key. Anyone ever had this happen before? Never happened to me in 41 years of playing that I recall. I’m wondering if the string did some kind of weird stretching or something. Acoustic btw.

 

[Deej 76301]

3 minutes ago, tbone_ said:

Hey I have a question, the other night in the middle of a set I started a new song and I had to stop about 30 sec in because the low e was out of whack. Checked it with the tuner and it was tuned down to C#! The previous song was fine and I didn’t touch that tuning key. Anyone ever had this happen before? Never happened to me in 41 years of playing that I recall. I’m wondering if the string did some kind of weird stretching or something.

Tuner slipped, maybe? 

[AnotherUTFan 9613]

Either that, or the ball end was hung up on something under the peg and became un-hung. I've had that happen, but its always resolved itself by the time I was done tuning.

[Celery Man 20814]

We were talking a page or two back about being able to play the guitar versus playing music as a group. Tonight I was watching this video. These guys do both.

 

Man the extended duel solo at the end with Jason and Nels makes me smile. They're communicating!

[DougO 5238]

On 8/24/2020 at 4:49 PM, AnotherUTFan said:

I just replaced the output jack in this Made in Korea Squire Telecaster for a friend, only to find that it sounds better than my American Deluxe with N3's. Bright and punchy like a Tele should sound. Now I'm gonna have to find a pickup upgrade for mine.

Korean Tele porn

 

I bought an American Tele with N3s a couple of years ago and instantly replaced them with some real telepickups, an old Van Zandt I had stashed away and a Pure vintage 64 neck. N3s just don't sound like a Tele, or anything I really want to play.

 

[DougO 5238]

On 8/24/2020 at 4:49 PM, AnotherUTFan said:

I just replaced the output jack in this Made in Korea Squire Telecaster for a friend, only to find that it sounds better than my American Deluxe with N3's. Bright and punchy like a Tele should sound. Now I'm gonna have to find a pickup upgrade for mine.

Korean Tele porn

 

I bought an American Tele with N3s a couple of years ago and instantly replaced them with some real telepickups, an old Van Zandt I had stashed away and a Pure vintage 64 neck. N3s just don't sound like a Tele, or anything I really want to play.

 

[Buzzrock 14790]

11 hours ago, Gil Bang said:

I didn't realize that Randall came from the Fender camp.  I've had a Randall amp before and it was pretty solid.

ISWYDT

[Buzzrock 14790]

On 8/23/2020 at 11:37 PM, Foggy Notion said:

More pr0n. I picked this up in a trade a few days ago. It’s a 2018 Classic 60th anniversary model. MIM. Limited edition with nitro finish and matching headstock. Still has the plastic on the pickguard. Gonna play it for a while, see how I like it.

 

I really like that. What’s the verdict?

[Buzzrock 14790]

7 hours ago, noharleyyet said:

Covetous...

 

What a rig! Any sound samples?

[Deej 76301]

Friends '62 with original wear he put on it. 

 

 

Edited August 26, 2020 by Deej

[Foggy Notion 1202]

I don’t even know what to say, Deej. 

[Deej 76301]

Me, either.

[Foggy Notion 1202]

I can’t stop looking at it. 

[tbone_ 14016]

Damn Deej.