Telecaster Thinline
Telecaster Thinline
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 69 Telecaster Tele Thinline Re Issue Style Guitar Pickguard 3 Ply BLACK  US $19.00
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 FENDER TELECASTER THINLINE ELECTRIC GUITAR US $399.95
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 72 Fender Telecaster Thinline Re issue US $499.99
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 Fender Telecaster Master Series Thinline Electric Guitar Semi Hollow Body US $322.00
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 Fender Telecaster Thinline MIJ Japan 1985 Guitar US $999.00
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 Telecaster Thinline US $159.00
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 Squier Pro Tone Thinline Telecaster US $385.00
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 Fender Classic 72 Reissue Thinline Telecaster US $600.00
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 1995 Fender Telecaster Thinline RI Made in JapanFree shipping with Buy it Now US $875.00
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Best amp for my 72 thinline fender telecaster?
what is the Best amp for my 72 thinline fender telecaster. at the moment i am using a peavey valve king 112
For how much money? For not much, the Vox AD Valvetronix range is good, for a bit more I'd fancy a Fender Blues Junior, if you've just won the lottery, a Mesa Boogie or Cornford Hurricane.
Thinline Telecaster
Thinline Telecaster
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69 Telecaster Tele Thinline Re Issue Style Guitar Pickguard 3 Ply BLACK US $19.00
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FENDER TELECASTER THINLINE ELECTRIC GUITAR US $399.95
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72 Fender Telecaster Thinline Re issue US $499.99
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Fender Telecaster Master Series Thinline Electric Guitar Semi Hollow Body US $322.00
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Fender Telecaster Thinline MIJ Japan 1985 Guitar US $999.00
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Telecaster Thinline US $159.00
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Squier Pro Tone Thinline Telecaster US $385.00
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Fender Classic 72 Reissue Thinline Telecaster US $600.00
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1995 Fender Telecaster Thinline RI Made in JapanFree shipping with Buy it Now US $875.00
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Buzzing from my electric guitar?
I am not very familiar with electrics. I've been playing acoustic for a very long time so I don't have much experience with amps. Someone gave me a really crappy Crate amp a long time ago because they didn't want it, and I am borrowing a '69 Thinline Telecaster and the guitar is gorgeous. I really want to buy it but I am just wondering about a buzzing that is constant whenever anything is turned up.
Would this be because of the bad amp/cable or do you think it's the pickup on the guitar itself?
It's a bad ground. Try a different cable first. Try the guitar in other amps. Try a different guitar in the first amp. This will help narrow down the source of the problem.
Thinline Acoustic
Thinline Acoustic
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 Yamaha APX700II Thinline Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar Black US $499.99
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 Martin Thinline 332 Acoustic Pickup US $95.99
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 Takamine G Thinline Ovankol Acoustic Electric Guitar US $599.00
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Yamaha Apx 500 Series Guitars - Great Acoustic/electric Performance At An Amazing Price
Are you looking for a branded guitar that will help you deliver a great performance? Then, an acoustic-electric guitar is what you need at the moment. An acoustic-electric guitar is pretty much a regular acoustic with a pickup or a microphone added to allow it to be played through speaker. If you want to own a high-quality guitar with top-notch features, then a Yamaha APX 500 series guitar is your best bet. To get these branded guitars at an unbelievable price, you must look into the collection of branded acoustic-electric guitars at Hyson Music.
Hyson Music offers Yamaha APX 500 series guitars that are a perfect blend of qualities of an acoustic and that of an electric. From Hyson Music you can pick from five different varieties of Yamaha APX 500 series acoustic-electric guitars.
The Yamaha APX 500 DRB Thinline Acoustic-Electric Guitar with a well-defined feature set, including a single piezo pickup mounted under the bridge will be a great music companion to a beginner as well as a veteran musician. To help save on the battery power, this Yamaha APX 500 Acoustic-Electric Guitar comes with an auto-off timer. It also accommodates a chromatic tuner, which you can use even with the cable disconnected and still get the desired pitch.
If you're into power packed performances, then you'll need a guitar with an active pickup option and a self tuner, such as the Yamaha APX500 OBB Acoustic-Electric Guitar, which boasts of a 3-band EQ and an integrated tuner. With an oriental blue burst color and a polished gloss finish this acoustic-electric will look strikingly ostentatious on stage.
Apart from Yamaha APX 500 DRB and Yamaha APX500 OBB Acoustic-Electric Guitar Hyson Music also offers the new Yamaha APX 5000 BL, the Yamaha APX500 NA, and the Yamaha APX500 OVS acoustic-electric guitar that guarantee an electric performance at an amazing price.
I bought a new electric acoustic guitar w/ a built in automatic tuner, What kind of batteries?
Yamaha APX500 Thinline Acoustic Electric Cutaway Guitar with Piezo
That's the guitar.
I want to use the tuner but I don't know what kind of batteries go in there.
help?
Just a standard 9 Volt.
Fender Thinline
Fender Thinline
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FENDER TELECASTER THINLINE ELECTRIC GUITAR US $399.95
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72 Fender Telecaster Thinline Re issue US $499.99
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Fender Telecaster Master Series Thinline Electric Guitar Semi Hollow Body US $322.00
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Fender Telecaster Thinline MIJ Japan 1985 Guitar US $999.00
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 Fender Custom Telecaster Thinline US $4,500.00
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 Fender Squire Classic Vibe Tele Thin Line US $320.00
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Buying a new guitar.?
Hello, I need helping picking out a new guitar! My current guitar is a fender tele thinline. I'm getting tired of the twang that comes with the guitar.
I have about $1000 in total to spend on a new guitar. I'm an intermediate player and I play a lot of rock, alternative stuff. I also play a lot of blues, metal, and funk.
I'm not to picky when it comes to brands but I was wondering what kind I should get. I really liked this epiphone slash les paul guitar but I haven't tried out many guitars.
What's the best buy for the money? I'm open to any suggestions!!! thank you!!!
i might be willing to add another 200 dollars, so probably 1200 in total to spend on a new guitar!
For what it's worth, I got an American Deluxe Strat for around that much. I like it, and it may be up your alley, but of course that all depends on what kind of sound you like within the genres you mentioned.
I don't get to play around with other guitars often, but I'd check at a guitar store, there are used guitars which may be slightly cheaper than new guitars which fit your budget. You may like what you find, and you might as well give it a shot since you'll probably be in a store anyway.