Good deal on a Tele Custom?
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 8:53 pm
Yes, ASAP! May let the hot rail slide for a bit until I can't stand it anymore. But the neck pickup has to be changed right away.MaMo wrote:yea, if he's willing to let that go for $250 then it's a good deal. I'd put some different pickups in there, but that's just my 2 cents.
I'm really confused how replacing a mexican fender pup, with an epiphone explorer pup is an upgrade...anthoney wrote:Yes, ASAP! May let the hot rail slide for a bit until I can't stand it anymore. But the neck pickup has to be changed right away.MaMo wrote:yea, if he's willing to let that go for $250 then it's a good deal. I'd put some different pickups in there, but that's just my 2 cents.
My thoughts exactly.endsjustifymeans wrote:I'm really confused how replacing a mexican fender pup, with an epiphone explorer pup is an upgrade...anthoney wrote:Yes, ASAP! May let the hot rail slide for a bit until I can't stand it anymore. But the neck pickup has to be changed right away.MaMo wrote:yea, if he's willing to let that go for $250 then it's a good deal. I'd put some different pickups in there, but that's just my 2 cents.
hotrodperlmutter wrote:don't be dumb, buy buy buy buy
then sell to me. what a nice looking guitar.
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