Nice job on the T, I like the mustard yellow too. You are dead right about the Nash-Strat. Terrible stain colour on the neck. I hope you manage to mode the S as well.
I've seen many Nash guitars. Always thought the relicing looked really amateurish.Some of the attempts at finish checking looked like they were simply drawn on with a biro. Can't believe people will pay the asking price.
Weird Nash used neck pickup screws on the pickguard for a “63.” Not that they are going for an accurate replica but why just the 63 and none of their other “years?”
whoever sanded & stained the back that NashStrat really made a mess. Looks like they happened to just have one stain in that tint, and decided to used it . I'd just strip it all down, take off the signed logo thingy at the headstock back, & refinish it something less crappy looking. Decent looking guitar otherwise
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Really beautiful, sounds wonderful.
Thank you!😁
Why would you put a Fender decal on a guitar that's not a Fender? SMH.
As stated in the video...to get something I like. Not for anyone else, just me. Plus its no longer a Nash guitar.
Absolutely love my nash guitar! The lollar pups work great for my style... I have several telecasters & tele parts casters but I always go to my nash
YOU ARE CORRECT .. I APPRECIATE YOUR INSIGHT .. GREAT TO LISTEN TO YOUR THOUGHTS .. THANKS FOR THE VID ..
Thanks!
Nice job on the T, I like the mustard yellow too. You are dead right about the Nash-Strat. Terrible stain colour on the neck. I hope you manage to mode the S as well.
Appreciate the comment! The S57 is for sale as I have other Strats
@@davidmilton9616 I have all the guitars I need, but that Nash-Strat needs something done to the neck as a minimum!
@@freeelectron8261 Yea it really bugs me, thats why Im selling it. :)
@@davidmilton9616 Why don't you mod the neck to your liking and sell it then?
@@freeelectron8261 mods only devalue an instrument (in my opinion). Thanks!
I’d have bought a Tagima or Harley Benton to mod over a $1k+ guitar to modo my taste. 😊
I've seen many Nash guitars. Always thought the relicing looked really amateurish.Some of the attempts at finish checking looked like they were simply drawn on with a biro. Can't believe people will pay the asking price.
Weird Nash used neck pickup screws on the pickguard for a “63.” Not that they are going for an accurate replica but why just the 63 and none of their other “years?”
Yea, not sure why they are doing that. Thanks!
They’re hard to get aren’t they? I’d love to try one
whoever sanded & stained the back that NashStrat really made a mess. Looks like they happened to just have one stain in that tint, and decided to used it . I'd just strip it all down, take off the signed logo thingy at the headstock back, & refinish it something less crappy looking. Decent looking guitar otherwise