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Neck is on!
Today I saw the baritone Tele. The neck looks stunning on the tobacco sunburst body, like it came from the factory. The Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pound™ bridge pickup is a honking beast, a giant of a thing, wound up like a madman would wind a pickup to slay charging Wildebeasts. It is black with no cover, the classic Tele config. The neck P-90 will be cream colored, which will look resplendent against the MOTS pickguard. In addition to the SP90-3, mad scientist, guitarist and guitar-tech extraordinaire Sam Hubbell also ordered a SP90-2 Hot P-90 Soapbar, a little more mid-rangy version of the pickup. We'll try both and see what sounds the best.
Waiting on the bridge...
Waiting on the bridge...
A blog documenting the construction of a Baritone Telecaster with Seymour Duncan pickups, a P-90 in the neck and single coil in the bridge.