Marshall crunch plus Tele snarl = Sonic goodness

[riffy]

Marshall crunch plus Tele snarl = Sonic goodness
Did a quick lead clip over a backing of whose origin I am unawares. Simply called Rain, so I left it as such.

The playing isn't the greatest for sure and you can hear the single coil noise as well as a shorting guitar cord that I haven't had the time to replace as of yet.... Hope you all like the sound and I would most appreciate any comments you might have good or bad.

I really dig the tele sound!
http://www.mp3lizard.com/download.cfm?id=15676

Gary

 

[guitarcrazy2004]

keep it up !!!! sound super !!!! me like tele"S

 

[HeeHaw]

Originally posted by Drizzt
Marshall crunch plus Tele snarl = Sonic goodness
Did a quick lead clip over a backing of whose origin I am unawares. Simply called Rain, so I left it as such.

The playing isn't the greatest for sure and you can hear the single coil noise as well as a shorting guitar cord that I haven't had the time to replace as of yet.... Hope you all like the sound and I would most appreciate any comments you might have good or bad.

I really dig the tele sound!
http://www.mp3lizard.com/download.cfm?id=15676

Gary

I have had nothing but religious experiences with my Tele and Marshall over the last few years! I like the way you can roll the tone off for some more meat if you want. I actually prefer the sound of a Tele bridge pickup to the sound of a strat bridge pickup with my Marshall.

 

[riffy]

Originally posted by guitarcrazy2004
keep it up !!!! sound super !!!! me like tele"S

Thanks much mang! I am going to be making more tele clips for sure. I love the bridge pickup on the tele... IT is just so snarling and in your face!

Gary

 

[riffy]

Originally posted by HeeHaw
I have had nothing but religious experiences with my Tele and Marshall over the last few years! I like the way you can roll the tone off for some more meat if you want. I actually prefer the sound of a Tele bridge pickup to the sound of a strat bridge pickup with my Marshall.

Thanks much Rich!
This tele is really making me pee my pants. I don't know why I haven't owned one before. I dig the sound of the bridge pickup here more than I do a Strat as well. It is just THERE. I am lovin' this guitar!

Gary

 

[hemlock]

Nice sweetness mixed with the snarl and bite. Just like a Tele ought to sound. I prefer a tone with less pronounced treble, but that's just me. I think you have a good combination working there!

 

[Zane]

Tele ain't just for country ...It ain't your daddy's Tele!

 

[HeeHaw]

I had a cheap ole Nashville Tele that I put a seymore duncan quarter pound in the bridge. It turned the trebly stock guitar into a RAWK MACHEEEEN!

That being said, the quarter pound does take away some of the trebly goodness that the original tele pickup has in it.

 

[riffy]

Originally posted by hemlock
Nice sweetness mixed with the snarl and bite. Just like a Tele ought to sound. I prefer a tone with less pronounced treble, but that's just me. I think you have a good combination working there!

Hey thanks for listening man!
I think overall I will go for a reduced treble sound as well. I was just reveling in the clarity of the single coils...lol. Playing one of these EXTREEEEEMELY honest guitars after years of being a humbucker only guy, the clarity of the singles just is slaying me. I can easily reduce the treble so it isn't so strident!

Gary

 

[riffy]

Originally posted by Zane
Tele ain't just for country ...It ain't your daddy's Tele!

Zane,
I completely concur with you! It ain't my daddys tele anymore... Teles are just killer rock machines! I think I will always own one now! I am hearing awesome things about the Lentz teles.

Gary

 

[riffy]

Originally posted by HeeHaw
I had a cheap ole Nashville Tele that I put a seymore duncan quarter pound in the bridge. It turned the trebly stock guitar into a RAWK MACHEEEEN!

That being said, the quarter pound does take away some of the trebly goodness that the original tele pickup has in it.

Hey Rich,
I really think I dig the stock pickups. Might think about a set of booty shakin' booteek pickups for it later though. But you can sure bet they will be vintage style!
I am thinking about pulling the neck pickup and changing the pickguard to make it an Esquire!

Gary

 

[Zane]

posted by Drizzt:

Zane,
I completely concur with you! It ain't my daddys tele anymore... Teles are just killer rock machines! I think I will always own one now! I am hearing awesome things about the Lentz teles

You bet Lentz's are where it's at. Put it on the bridge pup,& roll the tone back a little bit ,& your in "humbucker" territory. Got the best neck pups I ever heard! He gonna have some cool new models.

 

[Glass Onion]

I have had nothing but religious experiences with my Tele and Marshall over the last few years! I like the way you can roll the tone off for some more meat if you want. I actually prefer the sound of a Tele bridge pickup to the sound of a strat bridge pickup with my Marshall.

So much better than a strat for girth and cruch.

A tele is more versitile than almost any guitar and it took me 20 years to figure that out.

 

[xela1]

Marshall crunch plus Tele snarl = Sonic goodness
Did a quick lead clip over a backing of whose origin I am unawares. Simply called Rain, so I left it as such.

The playing isn't the greatest for sure and you can hear the single coil noise as well as a shorting guitar cord that I haven't had the time to replace as of yet.... Hope you all like the sound and I would most appreciate any comments you might have good or bad.

I really dig the tele sound!
http://www.mp3lizard.com/download.cfm?id=15676

Gary

link doesnt work

 

[Cliffhydro]

link doesnt work

That link is thirteen years old.

 

[sickboy79]

Another fan of Tele into Marshall style amps, as well as others. One of my favorite all time guitars.

 

[xela1]

That link is thirteen years old.

Oh no wonder! My oversight.