SWAMP DIY Build Your Own Electric Guitar Kit - Telecaster Style
SWAMP DIY Build Your Own Electric Guitar Kit - Telecaster Style
The world's first commercially successful solid body electric guitar, the Telecaster is a classic. Make your own with SWAMP's DIY kit, with all the necessary components such as a pre-wired, wooden body, a neck, and all hardware, screws and accessories.
The Guitar Body
The Telecaster guitar has been in continuous production since 1951, and many variations and producers exist. The Telecaster is a versatile guitar, usable for most styles of music and has been used in many genres, including country, reggae, rock, pop, folk, soul, blues, jazz, punk, metal, alternative, indie rock, and R&B. Solid basswood guitar bodies have a big, well-balanced tonality. There's a strong midrange, but also a certain softness and breathiness. On a well-made guitar, basswood can produce great dynamics and definition.
Full Kit with Electronics
The kit includes the body, neck, pickups, bridge, tailpiece, posts, machine heads (tuners), volume/tone knobs, cavity cover, truss rod cover, strap pins, pots, capacitors, switch, output jack, screws, sleeves, bolts, washers, insulated wire, solder, lead, starter strings, allen key.
Wiring Diagram:
Specifications:
- Joint: Bolt-on
- Body: Basswood
- Neck: Hard Maple
- Fingerboard: Poplar Laminated
- Tuning Machines: Chrome Die-cast
- Scale Length: 648mm/25.5"
- Fret: 22
- Control: 1V, 1T, 3-Way Selector
- Pickups: S-S
- Hardware: Chrome
- Bridge: Tele Type
- Pickguard: 3-Ply Black
Beautiful
By: Riley Walsh on 8 February 2023I bought this for myself because I play guitar but I didn’t own one as a kid you don’t have a huge budget so this was perfect for me also because i wanted my colours on it. It is great fun to build and paint i am super happy with how it turned out except for three things (they are not this company’s fault) My shipping was delayed pretty badly and one of the earth wires isn’t connected properly and buzzes ever time i touch metal. The only problem they had was the wiring instructions were a bit hard to understand and the diagrams were a bit dated. I cannot wait to do some insane studf on the guitar. I recommend
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