NGD Haar Sugar Pine Tele
YES!!!! Finally found a Tele that I love. This thing is absolutely amazing. Super light, resonant, sustains beautifully.
2012 Haar Butterscotch T52
Sugar Pine body
CHUNKY Maple neck, 9/11inch compound radius
Dunlop 6105 Frets
Weight 6lb 8oz
Lightly Aged
Fralin Stock neck pickup / Peter Florance TE50 bridge
And here is the very guitar being played by Gregor Hilden, alot better than I could ever demonstrate it, that is for sure!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfTAx...feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnCGs...feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi27n...feature=relmfu
I can heartily recommend buying from Gregor also, superb service. He has some very cool stuff in stock.
Love that guitar and it sounds brilliant. Great buy!!
Looks lovely, not sure about aged fretboard, looks like laquer has been chipped off rather than worn.
Big thumbs up for peter Florence pickup, best I have ever used.
Where is it made ?
Made in Holland, yeah the pup's are sensational. Playing it through a Victoria 5112 Tweed Champ, and it is pretty much a match made in heaven. The fretboard is 100% smooth, actually just looks a bit weird in the photo's now I have looked. I know relicing will divide people, but when something plays and sounds this good. it's irrelevant. I can definitely recommend these guitars.
No problem with relicing, I have done a few myself. Rest of guitar looks great from pics.
Bridge pickup is fat yet still twangs dont it.
That sums it up very nicely. Nothing thin or 'icepicky' about the bridge pup. I had never tried Peter Florance them before this, but yeah, they are awesome!Originally Posted by koneguitarist
Lightly aged you say? Crumbs.
Somewhere, somehow, somebody must've kicked you around some
Ha ha, yeah I know.Might be towards the medium side of things, I will give you that.
very nice
Lovely, that's just my kind of trouble.
I love lightweight fender-types. I love the Fralins in my 6.8lb Strat.
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