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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 751
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Joined: Aug 2010
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I bought an amazing 52 Reissue a few months ago and I've played nothing else since. All my other guitars are feeling a bit left out.
I'm a complete Tele convert and it's the most versatile guitar that I've ever played. It can do any style.
My 52 has got all the original specs and that includes vintage fret wire which is tiny compared to my other guitars. So this took a few weeks of chocking notes during big bends on the high E but once I got used to it there was no problem.
When I play my other guitar now they feel a bit like toys compared to this 52 Tele.
Congrats on the Thinline it a killer looking guitar and I bet the tone sparkles.
Work for hire Producer. I will also produce and master any old/new work tapes up to demo standards. :-) Just PM or email: Email -- mork1976@gmail.com
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