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Mudfuzz wrote:Should work better, should, you might need to get a set of six small barrel ones if those wound go back far enough, not sure if they would retro fit or not though, but that would be a last ditch vs getting a new bridge.

Also I really dig that color

I've got a metal grinder tip for the dremel.

I really like the color too. The one they do now is a metallic blue, and it's kinda cheesy. I actually like playing this cheap guitar quite a bit too... {OT, another project] I was going to get an Xaviere offset for this MIM Toronado neck I have, now I think I'll sell the MIM neck + tuners and just use this Tele neck...

I was going to set the blue mudfuzz to tune to A with a slightly heavier gauge on the top if needed. Then it'll be tuned + strung like my grindoom guitar.

How much to make me one of these! I aint joking!

It all depends on where you start.

If you have a tele already and don't feel the need for a pickup change then: $120-$150 for the neck, $6-$8 for the nut. If you have a three saddle bridge then the angled saddles are $14.55. The rest is up to what you have and can find. The tele I used was a Hohner rockwood I got for $160 15 years ago...

My favorite baritone pickup is the Duncan designed p90 in my Squier Tele Custom II. The blacktop jazzmaster neck PU is pretty good though also.


PUPPY LOEV BARITONE.

I have a detonator in the neck of my washburn dimeslime for one its crazy magnetic and secondly sounds nothing like the invader. Pros it brings out a ton of the guitars wood character so for mine its super sludgy

dniederkorn wrote:I have a detonator in the neck of my washburn dimeslime for one its crazy magnetic and secondly sounds nothing like the invader. Pros it brings out a ton of the guitars wood character so for mine its super sludgy