Fender USA Thinline Telecaster 2018
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That bridge setup looks like a solution desperately seeking a problem.
Tell me about it. I have a customer with the same guitar. They ordered a Certano bridge with b and g benders and wanted me to install it. It is not compatible with this wonky setup.
Someone said the same thing on Reverb. Very true.
That drop-in bridge reduces labor cost for production. NOT the product of sound engineers--but bean counters working for The Corporate Bored. Yes, I misspelled that on porpoise.
I believe thats a Thinline Elite. I have a blue one. The bridge has been far more stable that I would have thought. Stays in tune like a champ
I had a blues spider that came out and sat by my feet listening to me play one man band style for a month! Got done playing one time and forgot and stepped on poor ole blues spider. I felt bad, he was cool and my biggest fan.
A pair of wolf spiders used to come worship at the altar of my family's sleeping basset hound; we used to joke, "The dog heap is sleeping, nyeah!".
Nice guitar, genuinely don't understand that bridge though.
bridge screws lower the profit margins Dave lol
Hi Dave. Love your channel. If you ever find out the story behind the bridge, please share with us. Thank you.
It came and went ..thank Jebus
Had a 2016 exactly like that one. I just couldn’t bond with it though, so I sold it. Good stuff dave!Thanks.🎶
I still am happily fascinated by your way of working and fun pratter
I had a Jazz bass with an S-1 switch on it. I really liked it in the studio or noisy reostat environments. Every session that I have ever played on used to complain about how noisy Fender basses were. It used to shut those guys up!
I wonder if they were trying to do their own version of Leo's G&L bridge design.
Dave, A Good one here, yes that Bridge is Weird, you said that Measuring is your Friend, So True, Me and my First wife Measured up and lasted 15 years, then she measured up with some one else, Watch out Wally Gator,
Call me crazy but I'm digging that bridge ahah!
At 1:45... I could see a bit of backbow and the buzz seems to confirm that. Predicting you will back off the truss rod slightly and it may still need a thin shim to pitch the neck down so you can reset the saddles for a nice action. Will gladly admit it later if I was wrong. Nice looking Tele! Now I'll shut up and watch the rest.
one of our lead guitarists had a thinline Tele many yrs ago. Very dynamic sounding for a Tele player, which I'm not
Tab Benoit has been playing a Thinline Tele for over 40 years, it's pretty much his only guitar. It's battered and worn but he gets a killer tone from it.
I have a '69 reissue American Original Thinline. Not fun for truss adjust, but a great playing guitar.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver no, not fun if you happen to live some place where temperature/humidity fluctuate throughout the seasons. I imagine your t-rod adjusts is at the heel. After 40yrs I know I have to make adjustments on several of my guitars at least twice a year
@@rodnyg7952 Correct--as a reissue 1969, heel adjust. What is a quick, safe way to adjust it?
@@RideAcrossTheRiver well, I assume you knew exactly what you were in for when you got it. My Strat (81' std) needs tweaking in spring & winter. I have an ES335 dot reissue that's always fine though. It seems to never need relief correction. Haven't touched it in years --strange stuff
Looks like Al said “That’s not a pickup height tool, I’ll send him a couple.”
Agreed, that bridge seems weird. Nice to get a glimpse of professor red shoes.✌️
That bridge is gonna fly out of there and hit the bass player upside the head!!!!
no harm done then.
Right when he says he installed a ScreamBucker and got a 800W amp.
cool looking tele!
Very nice Thinline Tele! For the twice a decade that I change strings, I could deal with the bridge!
O nooooo! Mr Bill!
Very nice guitar!
Dave is a master of the cans! Who knew?
I've always wanted a Tele where the horn followed the shape of that pickguard.
Needs one of those bridges that looks exactly old-school Tele ashtray, but is hinged to pivot.....a secret tremolo.
The year they did those ultra models , I thought they were brilliant but they didn’t sell well so made no more.
That’s a really fantastic guitar, but that bridge is frightening.
nice git,but bit overkill with the locking tuners imo..
"If he bites me I'm gonna freak."
If he bites you he'll get high 🥰
Or rabies! 😘
I'm diggin the jimtro. This one seems to be a different flavor ,but earlier i was eyeballing the spice on a Belltone.
well im not a tele fan at all but ive never seen a tail assembly like this ever. but Dave figured it out. interesting video for sure
Apparently that bridge an "Elite" thing only. eeew ....
Replace the S-1 switch with a standard pot, and replace the selector switch with a Free Way 3B3-01 six-position blade switch for at least as much functionality.
I use a beam on compound radius necks, myself…..Break out the router and use a real tele bridge…..or not……Cheers Dave!
A weirdly wobbly bridge and a giant chrome slab whose only purpose is to mount a pickup. That's elite?
Respect. I enjoy the guitar stuff but I really watch for the witty repartee.
Thanks for Video!
“Nice opening 🎸
You’re gonna poke an eye out kid🤣🤣🎸
My MIM Tele '72 Thinline reissue would eat that thing for breakfast.
That is a way nice Guitar! Thanks! ✌️🎻🙂😎
Great video.
Good stuff 👏
Glad you enjoyed
That bridge seems a bit like using a jalapeno as a shot glass. some could make due with it but, it's just wrong.
That's one strange bridge. Is that a full hollow body? And there's nothing to screw a bridge to? What's a pickup height gauge? I always use a nickel.
“Great middle 🎸
I'm glad that guitar companies are probably thinking "what would Schecter do?" rather than Fenduh or Gibson
“Good ending 🎸
I go to Dada Rio!
Me. Bill is funnier than hell.
Nice hint on the tuner bushings. I’ve been torquing mine down 😢
Is that bridge from Fender? I’ve never seen one of those.
Yes and yes
Considering how much guitar technology has moved on in the last 70 yrs. I'm confident that Fender know how to design and build an effective, reliable, bridge/tailpiece.
How are you setting string radius without using a radius gauge? If you are just going by string height, how are you compensating for the compound radius?
measure string height? much?
@@DavesWorldofFunStuff What I mean is, typically when a neck has a compound radius, a common way to set the string radius is to determine what it should be by "extending" the neck to the bridge. For example, I have a Warmoth neck with a 12 to 16 compound radius. Extending that to the bridge gives us about a 20 inch radius. So, setting the bridge at 20 inches makes the neck play nicely from the 12 inch radius up to the 16 inch radius. My Charvel came set-up from the factory like that and plays perfectly up and down the neck, too. Is measuring string height at the 12th fret a good way to compensate for the compound radius of the neck?
What a weird bridge... did it have any float to it?
Like could you do a little trem/vibrato effect with your palm?
no
What height is your pickup height gauge?
Use 1/8" bass and 3/32" treble.
House spiders are beneficial. As long as they're not everywhere, I don't bother 'em.
Feel the same. Spiders are beneficial and I rescue them . Anything that kills a fly or mosquito is a friend of mine.
@@JOHNWLOUCKS, Ditto!
Yellow sac spider=no good.
Imagine a dude 17 with a Danelectro that needs a pair of chopsticks jammed under the stupid bridge plate to keep it 'floating' under the frickin' screws to change 6. Meh
WARNING FOR PEOPLE WITH ARACHNOPHOBIA: Skip from 12:33 to 13:25. 🫂
the action is way to high!!!
Your literacy is way "to" weak.