Esquire or Telecaster?

Esquire or Telester?

  • Telecaster

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seanydon

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So which do you prefer people? The famous Telecaster or its single-pickup predecessor? As for me, I think i'd go with the Esquire.
 
I 've tried a Telecaster it, but only heard a demo for the Esquire. Why I preferred it was because I don't think I will use the neck pup much. Also, the switch on the Esquire somehow allows more tonal variation for the Esquire. I'd really love to try one myself though...
 
theres a reissue mim esquire from last year if iam not wrong, but the stock perhaps never came into singapore

the esquire tone variarion, can be sort pseudo simulate on a normal tele too and with even more variation if using push pull pots, 4 way switch/5 ways mega switch etc.
 
No neck pickup = no weeedidididididlitititiyliyitliyltilyitliyiwheeeee solo.

No go. Definitely a Tele.
 
the tone variation for the esquire is playing around with the cap value and leaving the tone pot out of the circuit etc if i remember correctly. Some of those guitar diy forum have lotsa info on it. I remember coming across those while trying to look for info on wiring up my tele
 
I'll take a Tele.. I can always "Esquire" it. Just remove the neck pup and put in a pickguard of choice. *though it'll be missing the complex electronics*

And I like the bridge and neck sound on the tele. So tele for me.
 
Broadcaster ....

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That wasnt the broadcaster. That was the prototype to it.

The telecaster we know of today was called the broadcaster till Gretch weren't happy.
 
Yeah... That one is called the "snakehead" Esquire. Fender changed broad to tele because gretsch had this line of drums called Broadkaster...
 
Esquire was the name given to the 1 pup teles in te 50s rite?

Bruce Springsteen added a neck pup to his old beat up Esquire - sounded great on all his recordings
 
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