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I wish I would have seen this in the winter. I ended up buying a very similar looking tele but would have traded for that.
Yeah I was just recently watching a video with Julian talking, pretty much raving, about his Nachocaster which he says he prefers over his '54 Tele. So much cool stuff out there. I first heard about Nacho from this video and Dano from you.
All right I’ll jump in.lol
stupidest thing I ever did, trade my Japanese 62 reissue telecaster for a D’armond archtop.
ended up selling the arch top for a Django Geeetar anyhow
What didn't you like about the Dearmond? I have an X-155 (one of the first variants with the stepped pickguard) and always found it played and sounded great.
You’re right it was actually pretty darn good, especially the USA pick ups! I just became obsessed with obtaining an Altamira. Did what I had to do:-/
That link isn't working for me...
Hi Guys,
It looks like the CME link is dead. Regardless, I think the guitar is spoken for. Thanks for the comments and discussion.
Ahhh dang, now we can’t randomly talk about telecasters anymore:(
congratulations though!
Good stuff! What do you have coming your way?