The Ultimate Rock N Roll rhythm guitar?

[Philly Q]

I like the junior style guitars and this is my take on one  :D

 :D

What pickup is that?

[PRguitars]

I like the junior style guitars and this is my take on one  :D

 :D

What pickup is that?

It's a Swineshead pickup that I had made some time a go, it's got Richardson engraved on it.

[sgmypod]

I'd take the Gretsch, the junior, the goldtop....and the PR +

or

or current duesy fav the 52 senior with toaster

made the mistake of playing one........

[sgmypod]

Although would argue this is up there as I use this as my own swiss arm rock and roll guitar great combo of the Hb and sweat p90 neck

[PRguitars]

I'd take the Gretsch, the junior, the goldtop....and the PR +

or

or current duesy fav the 52 senior with toaster

made the mistake of playing one........

lol  :D

[sgmypod]

yeah with toaster.......but 1200 without selling stuff I ain't got

[Elliot]

the telecaster is the ultimatr RnR guitar, and eveyone knows that  8)

[38thBeatle]

I agree with Elliot- can't beat a Tele for rhythm.

[MrBump]

I agree with Elliot- can't beat a Tele for rhythm.

I tend to agree, but i do find myself switching between my tele and my Yam SG200, which is pretty much an LPjunior - set neck, all mahogany.

All mahogany, set neck constriction, short scale length and Mules.  Pure frigging awesomeness.

Between the two of them, I think that they do everything I need.

[HTH AMPS]

the telecaster is the ultimatr RnR guitar, and eveyone knows that  8)

^ what he said, once you get 'tuned' into the Tele's capabilities you realise just how versatile they are.  with a P90 at the neck, mine is the one guitar I can do everything with.

those Fender Teles with the big Strat headstock and twin P90s are GREAT, I played one before xmas and its a very versatile guitar (would prefer a rosewood board though, don't like pale maple board, yuk!).  If they stained that board a vintage-yellow colour it would be perfect.

[Telerocker]

the telecaster is the ultimatr RnR guitar, and eveyone knows that  8)

I agree with Elliot- can't beat a Tele for rhythm.

+1  :D

[Andrew W]

the telecaster is the ultimatr RnR guitar, and eveyone knows that  8)

^ what he said, once you get 'tuned' into the Tele's capabilities you realise just how versatile they are.  with a P90 at the neck, mine is the one guitar I can do everything with.

those Fender Teles with the big Strat headstock and twin P90s are GREAT, I played one before xmas and its a very versatile guitar (would prefer a rosewood board though, don't like pale maple board, yuk!).  If they stained that board a vintage-yellow colour it would be perfect.

If you did get one you'd probably be able to find a vintage tint neck on evilBay, swap 'em and sell the pale one. That's what I did with my Strat and actually turned a profit on the necks! It's a bit of a faff but eminently doable.

[Prawnik]

Aye tink Steve Albini or one of his minions said that mid 1970's Tele Customs and Deluxes are his first choice for rhythm tracks.

Your mileage may vary.

[Ian Price]

Absolutely agree on the tele being the ultimate rhythm guitar. I don't want to play anything else at the moment and have long term plans to get lots of different variations of the tele. Could get expensive (when I have money!)