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did you ever find the pickguard and plate

you can do an acoustic version as well ! It sounds nice too

Lace sensors

@@ceebee491 thanks man

No worries dude😎🤘🎸🎵

Omar it’s a Telecaster plus. Fender. Fantastic neck

Omar it’s newer than his exact model. The model he used costs $2,000 before doing any of the modification work.

Matt Lynch Oh I see, but i think i see the gap between bridge pickup and the pickup guard which meant it was costumized, wasn’t it?

Omar yes the whole guitar was customized to replicate Greenwood’s guitar. A lot of work went into it.

Micah Buzan I custom made this. I have another one I made at the same time. Same exact thing. Would be willing to sell. Let me know.

Matt Lynch id be interested, still have it ?

It's called a kill switch and they don't cost to much

If I could post a picture of me playing it on KZfaq I would. The big chunk taken off of the edge above the pick guard was the clue that proved it was Jonny’s. Plank offered my brother $1500 for it and he accepted.

@@keatonm100 Just 1500? Man, what a lowball. Returning the stolen guitar of one of the most revered and successul musicians of the past 25 years should be rewarded better. Regular Tele Plus fetch more than that!

allrain 😂

If I were you I wouldn't return it

@@allrain 1500 is still quite a bit of money.

Sungjoo Hwang cost to make?

Yeah

Sungjoo Hwang I don’t remember exactly. Made two of them. Sold one. Wasn’t cheap but was worth it. Would make more if there was interest.

Matt Lynch how much would you sell a new one for?

Magnum Farce where would you put it?

@@aabattery45 On the Greenwood / fenders, he pickup rings is pretty much snug with the indentation in the scratchplate. You will get a fatter and more punchy tone as you get away from the bridge. On your tele, the forward (to the neck) coil will sound like the back coil on a Plus dually. The bad news is: You will have a little cavity visable from the original route. An "all in one" HB tele bridge would cover it. But I don't know if any have the nice rounded holes for duallys. www.guitarfetish.***com/Black-Humbucker-bridge-for-Telereg-Guitars_p_115.html [remove the "***" to use] Or maybe you could find a veneer or plate that matches the wood to cover it, if you did move it? Otherwise - a finished ash plug would be the pro luthier rout.

Magnum Farce the pickup itself is in the right spot. The pick guard isn’t an exact match for the guitar so it looks slightly off. Sounds amazing in person though.

Yes look at the pic, bridge pickup needs to be further toward neck, leaving space between bridge and dually. That space will have a hole if it was a regular tele pickup there. Pickguard needs more routing to go around dually ring. (And also to fit larger neck pickup, but that's already done.)

Spark Baggins Found it online actually. Needle in a hay stack.

@@aabattery45 Thanks for the answer, you're right, untraceable :D P.S. I think I also buy a Modern Player and edit it with Lace Sensors, I'm also a fan of Jonny. What do you suggest me? Do you have an exceptional sound with the modern player? Or it's better made Mexico? Thanks in advance for the suggestion spark

James Is In Rainbows Nope no TBX. Does he actually use one? And I use an EHX Pitch Fork.

@@aabattery45 he used a tbx pot in it. The fender telecaster plus v1 came with one and also a 250k push pull pot

Looks like he used the Fender Modern Player Tele Plus but just left the middle pickup out when putting on a new pickguard. Couple years back I really wanted to do the same thing.

Yes was the Modern Player. Removing all the pickups was step 1.

Jonny doesn’t play a Jazzmaster though. But he does play this exact Telecaster setup. Also keep in mind the sound in person is a bit different than the sound recorded from my iPhone speaker.

@@aabattery45 what amp are you using?

Marshall solid state. Have a Vox AC15 I could’ve used but didn’t.

Marshall solid state. Have a Vox AC15 I could’ve used but didn’t.

Marshall solid state. Have a Vox AC15 I could’ve used but didn’t.