I've been away for a couple of days, so I missed a couple of days of Telecaster styled guitars. But here they are again.

The Thursday Tele guitars.

Comes from the small workshop of Sleipner Guitars in Sweden. They are two Teles during production, and waiting for the final finish.

The first Telecaster is made in mahogany with two tone chambers and a spectacular walnut top and High Order Maximus pickups.


The second Telecaster is in chambered alder with a nice figured maple top and Filtertron pickups.

Labels: Filtertron, High Order Maximus, Sleipner Guitars, Walnut Tele

The Friday Tele guitar.

The Friday guitar is made by Moon Guitars in Japan (a very respected Japanese manufacturer ), and is a great marriage between the Telecaster and Les Paul Special. P-90 pickups and a mix between the Special and the Telecaster controls. All in a nice mahogany Tele styled body with crene binding. To me it looks mighty nice, and I would not mind trying out one of them.

Labels: fender telecaster, les paul special, mahogany body, moon guitars, p90

Time for the Thursday guitar.
It's a spectacular Telecaster made by James Trussart. I really like the faded / industrial / rusty design and look, and they play just great.

Labels: james trussart, metal guitar, steelcaster

Wednesday Telecaster.
An all Rosewood Telecaster guitar from Fender Japan. I guess that it's quite heawy. George Harrison used to play a Fender Rosewood Telecaster.

Labels: fender japan, fender telecaster, rosewood telecaster

Tuesday guitar.
A really nice double neck styled Telecaster guitar from the workshop of Nick Huber, very stylish.

Labels: double neck guitar, maple top, nick huber, Telecaster

Monday Guitar.
A Telecaster with a brushed aluminum top from Gigliotti Guitars, the GT Custom.

Labels: aluminium top, fender telecaster, Gigliotti

Sunday Tele guitar.
A nice Telecaster styled guitar from Ruokangas Guitars in Finland, the Mojo Supreme.

Labels: arctic birch, Ruokangas, Telecaster