Yeah, buddy. I tried more horizontal separation, but that wasn't exactly interior-decorator-approved. The vertical separation works really well, though.

Not exactly a portable rig, but if I really wanted to sound my absolute best without post-performance processing, all three would have to go. If there was no house PA, all four. They sound great at any volume, even really, really low. Root-5 9ths and 13ths just melt and run down the walls.

Well, **** me if that ain't a proper "wall of amps"

This ya gotta hear in person. Greta "re-amped" into Fender and driving its own 2x10, separate guitar signal going to the Rude Mood.



"Put your shoes and socks on, people, it's right around the corner."

Exactly!

Wow. That's butt-ass ugly. As a Tele should be.

Here it is, She's a real beauty.



The only Tele I will ever own is up in Northern California. It's a long story, but I made a promise that I couldn't break even if I wanted to. Blonde, with a maple neck.

When I do finally get up your way, I'm hoping to play the snot outta all your fiddles, especially the Tele. I can smell the mojo all the way from California!

I suppose not. At least, the name doesn't ring a bell.

There may well be something special about MY Tele (which, as you know, is not a Fender). People have been going "oooh!" over it in recordings for years now, even when they have no idea it's a Tele (seeing as how my '92 Std sounds like one, anyway).

The thing's got mojo, and I think I know why. Hopefully, you'll play it someday soon.

2nd best guitar of all time, I sez!

I have plans for the bridge pickup on my Strat. Plans that involve making it sound alot more like a Tele bridge pickup, which is, without a doubt, the best sounding bridge pickup on any guitar, ever.

You ever take a gander at Steve Morse's Tele?

And, much as I love my '92 Standard and '60 MM, nothing sounds quite like my Tele going through all those "Fender" amps. Sends shivers up me timbers, every time.