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@@stevenmitchell5319 hi steven, how are you doing?

@@wai.y thanks lol

@@richguitarucci3193 thank you. I did modify guitar with fender locking tuners and medium jumbo stainless steel frets. I like the MFD pickups for jazz but yes with teles its sometimes tricky to get the right tone. I notice one tele that sounds too bright at home is perfect on club dates. So there are a lot of variables, because mfd more midrange than standard tele pickups I thought the SS frets frets which are a bit brighter would match up well. It’s a 2004 guitar model which was already good before upgrades but is now one of my better teles for jazx

@warrengreig5556 thanks. I hadn't thought about the environment. I'll give it a try. Appreciate the reply

Glad it was helpful!

@@lsmith869 no kept the original pickups

@@lsmith869 thank you

Yes. The pickup upgrade makes big difference. Good luck!

What string gauge u using on it?

@@qual9519 10 to 46 I think, usually use nickel sound.

Thank you. I used quilter tc 10TC. Celestion TF1018 speaker, 100 watts, 8 ohms. Usually I use 101 Reverb quilter head with this speaker. For gigs I used DV mark 150 watt amp with the mach 3 head.

@@warrengreig5556 Thank you so much Warren !👍

Thanks!!

Thanks. First gig with that guitar like the classic 57 pickups as well

I like the sound of the swamp thing. I have a few quilters, this one I put together my own speaker cab and it matched up with the amp head very well. I don’t find it too dark. I also use 101 reverb with the quilter 10c blockdock which is great for jazz. The quilter solid states and a nice singing that I found before I only got off tube amps.

@@warrengreig5556 Thank you very much for your response, it’s very nice. I also have several Quilter amps that I find very good for jazz, I also have a Blockdock 10 and I am looking for a speaker to put in a Fender cabinet which is currently empty Thank you again and congratulations for your guitar playing

Thank you!

Good luck. Are you getting them or already installed ?

I'm looking for a small sized guitar, so I think the 339 would be a good choice. I like jazz, so I will refer to you for PU replacement. thank you!!!!!!!

@@yuan_yuan275 good luck!

Thank you Joao!

Thanks, still working on it ….

Thank you

Thank you. I did change the Pickups’s later to MJS customs that were a bit more vintage spec. Guitar nice in that it has rosewood fingerboard and jumbo frets

Thank you

Thank you!

Thanks James!

Thanks James

Thank you Zach. This one is the cheaper version but has same pickups as more expensive models. Classic 57 humbuckers. Really like the guitar very comfortable to play.

Thanks. Bit of empty room reverb going on lol

I have rosewood teles. Thought I’d try something different

Thank you!

Thanks. It’s a great guitar

Thank you!

Thank you

Thanks Steve, all the best for the season.

Thanks. Good getting the coupe. Haven’t heard this in a while, it’s a blues progression. On this one i playing blues scale, chromatically, major scales with chromatic passing tones etc. for fluidity not picking every note, slides, hammer ons and pull offs.

Thank you. Yes, the sadowsky is great, pretty much hollow except for mini block under the bridge.

@@warrengreig5556 Awesome!!

Thank you

Thanks

Thank you! Just subscribed to your channel, you sound great!

@@warrengreig5556 , thanks alot, I do the same thing

Thank you. English guitar string company, Burns, strings, 11 s nickel coated round would.

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Thank you!

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Thanks Richard!

Thank you!

Thanks for listening Martin. Do you play guitar?

​@@warrengreig5556I've been noodling for years but I just started taking lessons and getting more technical. I draw inspiration from people that have it down.

Thank you

Thank you. This one is a 1998 G & L asat guitar, leo fender last company. Good jazz sound as the pickups were his last innovation mfd pickups, more Mids than tele single sort of p90 type tone.

Thank you!

Thank you

Thank you Rick!

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Thank you Tim!

@@warrengreig5556 You're very welcome. I was mostly a rock player, but I do like beatnik style jazz a lot. I've been trying to bring that back. Your style fits that sound. If get a chance, check out my beatnik song IT'S JUST COOL. I think you might like it. Peace bro. You're great.

@@guitarttimman will check it out.

@@warrengreig5556 thank you

Thank you Greg!

Used to play with this group weekly before the pandemic.

@@warrengreig5556 Are you guys trying to get back together now? I hope so.

I don’t think so. I am hoping to start playing again but nothing imminent right now

Thank you

@@warrengreig5556 You're welcome.

@@warrengreig5556 I just saw read that you made that Partscaster. Great sound / great touch on your part. What PuPs?

Thank you, although I picked the parts my guitar tech put it together for me. Bridge noiseless zexcoil, neck fender 64 pure vintage single that I’m using on this track.

@@warrengreig5556 Yeah, I don't trust my skills to modify my Tele either, but I might have to, because the nearest luthier is hours away, and he's booked solid.

Thanks. Huge upgrade on stock pickups

​@@warrengreig5556Did you find out a big differences between Seth & stocks? Thanks

@@jazzydog yes, stock less clarity articulate and muddy sounding to my ear. By contrast SD Seth Lovers better highs and singing quality

@@warrengreig5556 Awesome thanks😀

@@warrengreig5556 I have Seth Lovers in a LP and yes, they're as good as many and better than most. I also have a set of Antiquity humbuckers in a Tele. The Lovers sound like a new set of PAFs and the Antiquities sound like a 50 year old set of PAFs. Both are worth the money and less expensive than many others.