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You will need to factor in new tuners, pots, switch and a full rewire as well. And very probably a fret dress too . They have a method of fretting that doesn’t actually have a fret level in the process.Getting a T type Telecaster is on my List eventually. This would be my pick, Eart NK-C1
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Add a set of Dimarzio Area T and some locking tuners
all Under $950.00 Tax included CDN
Why this? has all the features id want..
and most of all because
Well The Area T have a complete Electronic Kit and I will put Locking tuners
You may not need one but all of the Eart guitars I've set up so far did have fret level issues.
Is probably to be expected at that price range but then again most guitars even ones costing more will most often require a fret level. My Charvel, my LTD and my Revstar all had fret leveling done when I purchased them, only my Godin did not need it
I have heard good words about EART's T-Type around. However, if all your upgrades will come $900+, you might be able to find a used Kotzen Telecaster for a little bit more and you don't have to do any upgrades.Getting a T type Telecaster is on my List eventually. This would be my pick, Eart NK-C1
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Add a set of Dimarzio Area T and some locking tuners
all Under $950.00 Tax included CDN
Why this? has all the features id want..
and most of all because
after playing only a tele for two months, I picked up my strat and it felt super awkward like it kept trying to slide out of my lap with all its curves. Took a few minutes to adjust. it doesn't take long to get to where you unknowingly swap between them.
Yes but that is Québec Sales tax included which is 15% and in Canadian Funds ... that's why price seems high
My GOD that's killer!I want to see this pop up used, but I've never even seen it pop up brand new... not sure why it's so damn unpopular, it's gorgeous!
Ian Thornley Classic T!
Out of my budget I am assuming
Yes... which is why I'd want it used.Out of my budget I am assuming
Out of my budget I am assuming
