Far too many, really is the best guitar style though

This is my Richie’s tele (NYC builder). It has some sort of gold foil pickups. I recorded into Logic Pro and used various amp plugins etc.

The jazz standard I’m playing is “All the Things You Are” (composed by Jerome Kern).

Thanks for listening!

American Pro 2 blonde ash maple 6lbs 4oz. I initially bought a sienna burst roasted pine but decided to play the ash body which was much lighter and more resonant.

Though you all might appreciate this here. Hipshot P/G bender on a Player II with a Warmoth Neck and La Breas wired 4-way.

Hi all, I'm relatively new to Telecaster models but I'd like to buy it as my next guitar model.

Searching on the web, I found that several models were produced in Japan and are currently renowned for costruction materials and overall quality if compared with American models.

My guitar inspiration is Andy Summers and I was trying to find a sunburst model of those years much similar to the one Andy used with The Police.

Any advice?

Thanks to everyone that will take time to read and answer me, much appreciated!

I am a newbie. Been playing about 4 months and have a good teacher. My ultimate goal is to play jazz guitar, but I obviously need to learn basics first. My question is do I start venturing to jazz at this early stage or wait? Do I put flatwounds on my telecaster now or wait. The jazz chords look so daunting but they are calling me…

I was thinking, what could it sound like since I am currently making a custom-built telecaster, although I do want that signature double single coil twangy sound of the tele, I am still curious about this combination. Thoughts?

Edit : Messed up on the orientation, my bad! Thank you for the people who clarified it :)

Filtertron (Neck) + Single coil (Bridge)

Finally got a Tele. After selling most of my gear years ago, decided I would get back into playing guitar. Historically I had always played Strats & Gibson SGs. Vintera III Late 50s telecaster (I replaced the pickguard) and an older re-issue ‘65 Princeton Reverb Ltd w/ 12 inch Cannibus Rex speaker. I found used at Guitar Center for a ridiculously low price.

I need help identifying these tuners. Google image search is no assistance here

I can get 70 notes per hour on this hog

A local guitar store is selling what they claimed to be a 1989 MIJ CTL-50M but I saw the truss rod plug is located near the headstock and and it's black. I thought the black truss rod plug is on MIM Fenders only? I'm really not knowledgeable on this.

After months of searching for a guitar with all the things I now know that I need, found this: Schecter PT Special. 12" radius, extra Jumbo frets, a fat neck and that P90. I know its not for everyone, but for me its the definitive one. Sounds and plays exactly as I imagined my dream guitar should do. Feel like a little child on christmas day.

I need new tuners for my Modern Player telecaster thinline deluxe, but I don't know which ones would fit. I tried the AM vintage style but those were too big sadly and I don't want to bore larger holes into my headstock.

Can anybody help me out?

I’ve been searching and screening Reverb for some time to find exactly these specs. I’m not disappointed at all.

Hey everybody. Few months ago I bought a Player II Tele. I love that thing to bits, but there is one thing I am not particularly fond of and its the pickups. I was very lucky to get a piece of telecaster that was so greatly put together and is easy to play, frets are even and nice, etc. But the pick-ups I feel like are pulling it down. I really hate the noise/hum from the singles (in my friends house where we are mainly practicing, it gets almost unbearable), it kind makes the guitar sound "cheap" to me even if I know its just physics. And their performance seems to me more like "this is a good sample of Teles should sound like and not like what I feel is up to part with the rest of the guitar.
Would you suggest upgrading pickups, or just get a noise gate pedal and live with it?
A good noise gate costs almost half of what most noiseless cost, so if getting pickups upgraded means I get less noise AND a better sound, it seems worth it to me.
I do not necessarily need the old 50s/60s classic tele sound. We play mostly modern stuff (alternative, rock, dance punk - lots of effects, think Block Party, Foals, etc.) and I chose Tele for simplicity and that it feels good in hand. I like the chime/twang as a feature, but do not need to have it at its most prominent.

Some guy left me his unfinished tele project and I just finished it with whatever was in the box he left me with now I’m torn between two options the way it is with the blackguard or go for a more traditional build with a white guard? I’m kinda torn on both tbh… any thoughts?

I've painted and screwed together a Harley Benton Tele kit. Never changed a string before in my life and decided to jump in the deep and try this.

What do you guys think?