By rights, everyone who plays a tele on these forums should be posting their pics here.
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By rights, everyone who plays a tele on these forums should be posting their pics here.Here you go mate. Fresh from the shop :
By rights, everyone who plays a tele on these forums should be posting their pics here.
^_^
Let me get this straight...
... what you're saying Roo, by posting this, is that folks with telecasters have hideous guitars that you think look good?! :o
He's "out" chaps, at last! :drink:
:wink: :lol:
It's a tough one.... beauty is in the eye of the beholder isn't it? The guitars I like best (Juniors, Teles etc) aren't pretty, but I think they look good.
I can think of a few guitars which are hideous but I'd still like to own them (but only if I could get them cheap)
Gibson MIII:
(http://www.rockofthenorth.com/images/M3-standard.jpg)
ah, see i wouldn't have thought of posting about the M-III, because i've always thought they look great! which is why i have 4 of them :oops:I love the M-III. One can argue the looks, but they are seriously good guitars. Unfortunately I didn't have the cash when they were around :(
ah, see i wouldn't have thought of posting about the M-III, because i've always thought they look great! which is why i have 4 of them :oops:
gotta love a corvus - someone has to
I have a terrible soft spot for European and Japanese guitars of the 60s, especially beat-boom era ones so any of these rock my world.Dear Azagthoth, those are beautiful (in the worst way).
I'm a big admirer of Mansons and Matt Bellamy but have never been able to take to the carbuncular growth on the top of his guitars. It should be named the Quasimodo model.
I'm a big admirer of Mansons and Matt Bellamy but have never been able to take to the carbuncular growth on the top of his guitars. It should be named the Quasimodo model.
I think what we see when we look at Matt Bellamy's guitars is what Roo sees when he looks at a Tele. :wink:
It's like anorexics who look in the mirror and think they're fat.
I've got a soft spot for the Ovation Breadwinner. My friends would hate it though as they do my Parker Fly.
(http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc119/jage7/1975_Ovation_Deacon_E5685.jpg)
Somehow I doubt that certain members will appreciate my burnt/rusted relic Teles : :lol:
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I present to you the Red Fang "Jazzfang?".
I like it, and I doubt you will.
I also really dig the Doodoo Swamp finish of the AXL Badwater 1216.
My friends would hate it though as they do my Parker Fly.I do love a Parker...
My friends would hate it though as they do my Parker Fly.I do love a Parker...
I must admit, I don't think they're hideous, but Parkers don't float my boat. I like the fact they're so incredibly light, though.The fretboard and bridge is what sells them, for me- and, there's something nice (in a hipster sort of way) about playing a guitar no one else does.
Guitarists are strangely conservative about axes, they'll appreciate modernism elsewhere, but the guitars have to be pre-seventies.
Guitarists are strangely conservative about axes, they'll appreciate modernism elsewhere, but the guitars have to be pre-seventies.
Pre-Sixties, ideally. :wink: