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SOLD Squire Telecaster, with Baja electrics and hard case.


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This is a Squire Telecaster, fitted with Baja 4 position pickup selector and S1 switch.
The body has had some relic work done, and a Fender logo applied to headstock.
I had some new black machineheads and new bridge/saddle fitted, when I had it set up. The holes where the previous tuners are still visible, but do no affect the structure.
It's currently fitted with DR Blackbeauties strings 9's (I think).

It's a lovely guitar to play, and the Baja system really open up the tonal options.
Would rather not sell this, but I've bought something I've been after for a long time, so selling some bits.

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Guitar is in north Dorset, so you're welcome to come and try it.
Say £200, plus £20 postage if you want it sent?

Edited by oldslapper
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[quote name='binky_bass' timestamp='1346310569' post='1787652']
I don't know why, but I love this! Though I can only offer trades as I've just put a deposit down on a custom 7 string bass.
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It is a fab guitar.
I'm needing the money so open to reasonable offers.

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[quote name='SamHimself' timestamp='1346452898' post='1789573']
Do you still have the original chrome tuners too? thanks man, really great looking guitar. did you relic it yourself?
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Hi,

No I'm afraid the original tuners weren't too stable, so I got rid of them. I bought black wilkinsons as I preferred the look of black.
The "relic" work was already done when I bought it.

Thanks,
John

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Up to late nineties, affinities were full thickness bodies, string through, solid alder.
The the big but with this one is that the traditional fender bridge is shorter than the squier ones. To retrofit a traditional plate you will leave three screw holes from the squier bridge that need to be plugged with dowels. Can't see that from these pics.
In addition, the truss rod access is unfinished on an affinity but this one looks painted.
Bit of a mystery body but if it sounds fine, who cares ?

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[quote name='Gilby' timestamp='1349626123' post='1828402']
Up to late nineties, affinities were full thickness bodies, string through, solid alder.
The the big but with this one is that the traditional fender bridge is shorter than the squier ones. To retrofit a traditional plate you will leave three screw holes from the squier bridge that need to be plugged with dowels. Can't see that from these pics.
In addition, the truss rod access is unfinished on an affinity but this one looks painted.
Bit of a mystery body but if it sounds fine, who cares ?
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Thanks for that info Gilby. A mystery indeed.
But it does sound lovely.

John

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