Dude - that sounded great - I loved the P90 in the neck - hope it sounds as good at the bridge - it takes confidence to start cutting holes in your new guitar - seriously great tone - what stomp where you using for your drive tone towards the end of the clip if you dont mind me asking? Thanks for a great video S.P. from the UK.
@slugpumper1 That was a demo of a little Vox amp that I sold. Plugged straight in. Footswitch was clean / drive, then had to manually push a button on the amp for drive 2. The pickup was actually a bridge pickup, so now everything is where it's supposed to be.... and I haven't had the urge to change it again... which is rare. I like this guitar the best out of my 3 main ones: Gretsch Setzer Hot Rod, Gretsch Pro Jet (which has also undergone a multitude of changes, and this Highway 1 Teli.
Hey, I have a Tele made by Cruiser (by Crafter) so a pretty cheap guitar. My band plays really heavy music and instead of buying a 7-string I was wondering whether it would be worth buying a Piledriver to put in the bridge and then drop tuning. Would it sound ok? Also, amp-wise I have a Whitehorse 120w amp but no pedals or anything.
@lamf37 Have already changed it up yet again... It turns out that the Mississippi Queen was a bridge pickup. Now the Tele sports a Texas Special in the neck, a Tex Mex in the middle and the MQ in the bridge. She now has "Nashville" 5 way switching and a different (6 saddle) bridge to accommodate the humbucker sized P90.
@gishuk Aaahhh..! Pickguards are cheap enough if I screwed it up.... but I guess I didn't consider how my playing would change with a missing finger or two though.
@BricksJamRoom Never mind losing a finger, you've got 10 of those...putting a router between your thighs, well that's just a little too close to you know what, and you've only got one of those. Great job though, love the sound.
That's a really nice job you've done there. I like the neatness of not having the height adjustment screws of the Mississippi Queen visible on the scratch plate - I chickened out of that as I thought I'd want to adjust the height quite a bit. Looks good and sounds great. Really nice playing too.
am saving up for a squier classic vibe butterscotch tele.then going to fit some piledrivers in it.cannot wait :-)
racefaceec90 3 months ago
Love this video.. Great job.
VoodooChild501 4 months ago
@VoodooChild501
I just posted another of the same type of thing doing a Gibson ES 165
BricksJamRoom 4 months ago
Dude - that sounded great - I loved the P90 in the neck - hope it sounds as good at the bridge - it takes confidence to start cutting holes in your new guitar - seriously great tone - what stomp where you using for your drive tone towards the end of the clip if you dont mind me asking? Thanks for a great video S.P. from the UK.
slugpumper1 5 months ago
@slugpumper1 That was a demo of a little Vox amp that I sold. Plugged straight in. Footswitch was clean / drive, then had to manually push a button on the amp for drive 2. The pickup was actually a bridge pickup, so now everything is where it's supposed to be.... and I haven't had the urge to change it again... which is rare. I like this guitar the best out of my 3 main ones: Gretsch Setzer Hot Rod, Gretsch Pro Jet (which has also undergone a multitude of changes, and this Highway 1 Teli.
BricksJamRoom 5 months ago
Quality vid mate, loved how you spliced how you put that p90 in with the demo of the pickups
lewysg 6 months ago
Hey, I have a Tele made by Cruiser (by Crafter) so a pretty cheap guitar. My band plays really heavy music and instead of buying a 7-string I was wondering whether it would be worth buying a Piledriver to put in the bridge and then drop tuning. Would it sound ok? Also, amp-wise I have a Whitehorse 120w amp but no pedals or anything.
MrWiggerdale123 6 months ago
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21Dominate 7 months ago
Man, absolutely amazing sweet tone from both those badboys. I'm gonna do the exact same mod with my tele...Thanks for sharing the vibe.
lamf37 1 year ago
@lamf37 Have already changed it up yet again... It turns out that the Mississippi Queen was a bridge pickup. Now the Tele sports a Texas Special in the neck, a Tex Mex in the middle and the MQ in the bridge. She now has "Nashville" 5 way switching and a different (6 saddle) bridge to accommodate the humbucker sized P90.
BricksJamRoom 1 year ago
Well done
em905069 1 year ago
It's interesting. You must have good knowledge of guitar.
appluntu 1 year ago
@appluntu Just be willing to do take a chance! but watch your fingers!
BricksJamRoom 1 year ago
Awesome! Love that tele and a P90 in the neck, just fantastic!
kleydj13 1 year ago
@kleydj13 Lots of trial and error over the years... don't be afraid of taking risks.... (unless it involves losing a finger or two)
BricksJamRoom 1 year ago
jesus dude i was wincing watching you rout the pickguard like that, sounds great though
gishuk 1 year ago
@gishuk Aaahhh..! Pickguards are cheap enough if I screwed it up.... but I guess I didn't consider how my playing would change with a missing finger or two though.
BricksJamRoom 1 year ago
@BricksJamRoom Never mind losing a finger, you've got 10 of those...putting a router between your thighs, well that's just a little too close to you know what, and you've only got one of those. Great job though, love the sound.
itsonlyrcknroll 1 year ago
that was some badass routing of the scratchguard
spudvader86 1 year ago
That's a really nice job you've done there. I like the neatness of not having the height adjustment screws of the Mississippi Queen visible on the scratch plate - I chickened out of that as I thought I'd want to adjust the height quite a bit. Looks good and sounds great. Really nice playing too.
MrAtrocity 1 year ago
I probably will post a video of the guitar
FlipGordon 1 year ago
sweet video man , Im making a custom guitar im using the bare knuckle nailbomb and the Mississippi queen .
FlipGordon 1 year ago
@FlipGordon Let me know if you post something when you're done. I'd like to see / hear the nailbomb. I love the MQ.
BricksJamRoom 1 year ago
Love Knuckles! As I understand it's MQ all the time with pilldriver on backing track?
SlavaGen 1 year ago
@SlavaGen Yea, couldn't resist. That clip was originally demo-ing the amp.
brickak14 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing your project. The finished result sounds fantastic and the playing's great too.
MrAtrocity 1 year ago
sweet tone!
Bluesboyfella 1 year ago