Tele all the way!!!
It's a brighter more versatile sounding guitar.
It's a kind of silly question though. Kind of like 'whats your favorite colour?'. All down to personal pref.
Totally depends on what sort of style and sound you are trying to pull off. My favourite guitarists - Johnny Greenwood, David Gilmour etc - use both kinds. Personal choice really. My favourite has to be a 70's tele. Yum.
Tele Deluxe. I think Leo Fender was having a laugh when he made the tele headstock. Go for the Deluxe for sure. Mal from Humber had a great sounding one!
Yea, prefer the Tele over the Strat. Still, a combo of the two is great for recording gat tracks. Better still, get a Gibson SG.
Nice.
I love the sound that other people can get out of a tele, (Johnny Greenwood etc) but I've found I've never been able to tame a tele to be honest. I wish I could Paul from PanAm used to have a red left handed Tele which had a wicked high end and cut through the live mix beautifully (don't know if he still uses it) now he's recently purchased a strat the sound and tone he gets out of it is pretty grunty. With a strat You can kind of immitate the sound of a Tele with, and you can also have the warmth of a Les Paul. A very versatile guitar.
For a couple of recordings I've used my Les Paul (old faithful) for crunch and used a aquire strat copy (it's all I can afford at the mo) for it's tone in the quiet parts.
Tough question. But I don't think I can deny the sheer style of a Tele.
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Tele all the way!!! It's a brighter ...
Tele all the way!!!
It's a brighter more versatile sounding guitar.
It's a kind of silly question though. Kind of like 'whats your favorite colour?'. All down to personal pref.
If I have to choose, Tele Deluxe in ...
If I have to choose, Tele Deluxe in black
But I reckon the Gibson Les Paul is a much better looking guitar
Totally depends on what sort of style ...
Totally depends on what sort of style and sound you are trying to pull off. My favourite guitarists - Johnny Greenwood, David Gilmour etc - use both kinds. Personal choice really. My favourite has to be a 70's tele. Yum.
niether i like jazzmasters or jags...
niether i like jazzmasters or jags
I prefer the explorercaster. okay so ...
I prefer the explorercaster.
okay so there's no such thing.
Gibson rule.
/m/
I love the pop twang of a Mustang. But ...
I love the pop twang of a Mustang. But I'd go for a Tele over a Strat. Purely for the feeling of the thing...
Tele Deluxe. I think Leo Fender was ...
Tele Deluxe. I think Leo Fender was having a laugh when he made the tele headstock. Go for the Deluxe for sure. Mal from Humber had a great sounding one!
Yea, prefer the Tele over the Strat. Still, a combo of the two is great for recording gat tracks. Better still, get a Gibson SG.
Nice.
I love the sound that other people can ...
I love the sound that other people can get out of a tele, (Johnny Greenwood etc) but I've found I've never been able to tame a tele to be honest. I wish I could Paul from PanAm used to have a red left handed Tele which had a wicked high end and cut through the live mix beautifully (don't know if he still uses it) now he's recently purchased a strat the sound and tone he gets out of it is pretty grunty. With a strat You can kind of immitate the sound of a Tele with, and you can also have the warmth of a Les Paul. A very versatile guitar.
For a couple of recordings I've used my Les Paul (old faithful) for crunch and used a aquire strat copy (it's all I can afford at the mo) for it's tone in the quiet parts.
Tough question. But I don't think I can deny the sheer style of a Tele.
Sorry, havin a rough day on the ...
Sorry, havin a rough day on the keyboard today. I meant a 'Squire Strat copy' I always was a useless typer.