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July 29, 2017 1 min read 3 Comments

Based on a superb one piece Swamp Ash Guitarbuild® body here’s my Hybrid Telecaster.

I first stained the body in deep-blue and lightly sprayed it with PU varnish, to finish the process. I wet-sanded several times with different grades and applied two different polish pastes to give a light gloss effect. You can nicely feel the wood grain under the fingers.

The guitar is done and it’s now a Hybrid Telecaster with two very powerful Humbuckers, Seymour Duncan SH6 in bridge and Kent Armstrong Rocker HRO, a thick " Chunky C " Mighty Mite USA neck with matching headstock and a very heavy Gotoh Japan trem block for a lot of power and sustain.

More Custom Guitarbuild® projects to come on my page:

https://s71guitars.com/

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Steven S71 Custom Guitars
Steven S71 Custom Guitars

November 13, 2018

Hi, Justin and Levin, so sorry but I’ve never checked this particular page again since the pics were uploaded.

Thanks you so much Justin, best compliment ever !!

Ian, I didn’t spend too much since the Hum are 2nd hand same for the tuners and trem. All quality hardware but half the price on the 2nd hand market.
What is really important I think is buying the right neck, since bodies from Guitarbuilds are top notch don’t ever put a chinese or squier crap ; )
Take one of the “Fender licensed” brands, WD, Mighty Mite, AllParts, Warmoth, Musikraft. The first 3 brands have very fair prices, you can start at a hundred $ with a very good neck and Fender licensed.

Steven (S71Guitars)

Justin Levitt
Justin Levitt

December 27, 2017

Wow!! That’s definitely in the top 3 most beautiful telecaster bodies I’ve ever seen!!

ian
ian

September 08, 2017

this guitar looks really cool, ive been thinking of going down this road for sometime,so i am making a similar guitar for my son.did you have to make any alterations at all, how much did the hard ware cost to finish your guitar,is it easy to source on the net?great job!

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