LEFTY TELECASTER BASS CUSTOM MADE (FEELER)
Posted: February 21st, 2014, 3:46 am
Sadly, I’m thinking about selling my custom made Precision Telecaster.
That bass was made couple of years ago by the luthier Vila Guitars (http://guitars.diegovila.com/es/construccion/) . I saw some guitars and basses that he built, including one telecaster bass 32" right handed, and felt in love with his work, so I contacted him and ask him to make this bass.
Basically is a telecaster bass but is 32” sacale instead 34 (only 3cm shorter than a regular pbass, as the other 3 cm came from the bridge position). That makes the bass very confortable. Sounds amazing and looks great! If I finally have to seel it, i would ask for 750 euros + shipping.
Those are the specs:
Selected Alder body
Maple fingerboard and neck
Nitro finish in vintage white.
Wilkinson 2 sddles vintage style bridge.
Hipshot 50’s style reverse tuners
High quality wiring and pots.
Handmade pickup by Curtis Novak.
50’s Fender Logo with "zombiecaster bass" instead "telecaster bass".
One pic with the jazz bass, just to see the small difference of size, unapreciable unless you put them together.
That bass was made couple of years ago by the luthier Vila Guitars (http://guitars.diegovila.com/es/construccion/) . I saw some guitars and basses that he built, including one telecaster bass 32" right handed, and felt in love with his work, so I contacted him and ask him to make this bass.
Basically is a telecaster bass but is 32” sacale instead 34 (only 3cm shorter than a regular pbass, as the other 3 cm came from the bridge position). That makes the bass very confortable. Sounds amazing and looks great! If I finally have to seel it, i would ask for 750 euros + shipping.
Those are the specs:
Selected Alder body
Maple fingerboard and neck
Nitro finish in vintage white.
Wilkinson 2 sddles vintage style bridge.
Hipshot 50’s style reverse tuners
High quality wiring and pots.
Handmade pickup by Curtis Novak.
50’s Fender Logo with "zombiecaster bass" instead "telecaster bass".
One pic with the jazz bass, just to see the small difference of size, unapreciable unless you put them together.
