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Vintage singles from Teisco installed in the Deluze Orphean.

It wasn't easy. The shape of the gauges has a tricky perimeter shape that expands to the base, which caused the cutouts in the plastic to be made with fittings. Also, it was necessary to redo the mounts on the sides, like the original guitar from the game. I think I got it all right. It remains to find the right humbucker and I can start to solder the electronics.

Teisco Japan 60's.

These will be the singles from the most vintage and Japanese guitar. They can create an old-school sound that this guitar should have.

Metal inlay for an authentic look

Not just stickers

64% 🎬||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||………………🏁

It must exist in this world. Not just as a wall specimen, but a working and living instrument with a great memory and a strong character.

She will creates music with your hands, not the other way around.

It all started with her. This is the Deluxe Orphean, virtualguitar is so eager to be real, that at least every guitar and Cyberpunk universe lover has been burning with the desire to own such a relic or try to create one.

Have you seen her in the game?

Do you want her?)

BROADCASTER Leo bought the machine to make the truss rod from Race & Olmsted on 3 October 1950 and production started at the end of the month. Innovative, as always, Leo had devised a new technique to insert the truss rod in the neck by making a longitudinal incision on the back of the neck, subsequently filled with a strip of walnut. The characteristic look that this gave the neck of the guitar earned it the nickname skunk stripe. The reinforced necks could also be recognized by the small tear-shaped plug on the headstock, nicknamed walnut plug, which covered the fastening point of the truss rod. However, for aesthetic reasons, Leo preferred using maple as the filling wood on the very first guitars; these guitars thus appeared not to have a truss rod. Don Randall had decided to call the two-pickup truss rod model Broadcaster because radio broadcasting was very popular in the 1940s: “For Leo Fender's first smash guitar, I thought and thought about what to call it. I finally decided to use something that had to do with broadcasting. I named it Broadcaster”. The first flyers promoting the Broadcaster guitar were published in a magazine at the end of 1950, as an addition to the catalogue, and in February 1951 on Musical Merchandise. . . . . . . . . #3dart #3ds #3dmodel #3dartist #3drender #3dvisualization #artoftheday #artcollector #digitalart #digital_art #nftcollectibles #nftcollection #guitar #guitars #guitarlife #guitarporn #guitarlove #fendertelecaster #fenderguitars #fenderguitar #nftart #guitarworld #guitardaily #guitarcollection #guitarsecret #guitarart #guitarartist #guitarpick #guitarelectric #guitarcollector (at Bangkok, Thailand) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck_KE2Lq1jR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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A bit updated version of musicmaster bridge 🌉 The three-quarter size Fender Musicmaster debuted in 1956, as a new student model in the Fender solid body range. It was joined shortly afterwards by a dual pickup companion model, the Duo-Sonic. Although these 'student' guitars were shorter scale than the Fender standard (22 1/2" vs 25"), they were not 'student' in terms of build quality - in fact very much in line with the Fender professional models such as the Telecaster and Stratocaster. The 1950s Fender Musicmaster was described as three quarter size, but the difference in size was not so great: Fender also suggested these models for more established players with smaller hands. But in truth, most experienced guitarists wanting to play widely spaced chords or the extra speed afforded by closer frets would chose the dual pickup Duo-Sonic - assuming price was not an issue! Fender always believed that if beginner guitarists chose Fender, they would more likely continue playing Fender guitars as they got older. This fact was demonstrated on the cover of the 1958 'Down Beat' brochure - an adult plays a Fender Stratocaster, whilst a child looks on, Fender Musicmaster in hand. As Fender put it in the 1976 catalog "Begin with a Musicmaster, and graduate to stardom!". The Musicmaster was clearly a success, remaining in continuous production until 1982. . . . . . . . . . 🎸🎸🎸 #3d #design #art #artcollector #render #c4d #cinema4d #artlovers #3drender #digitalart #artist #rendering #3dart #3dprinting #factsdaily #guitarmod #realismart #guitarporn #guitarlife #guitargear #realistic #modeling #cinema4d #realisticart #artdaily #artoftheday #guitarworld #guitarlove #3dmodeling #guitars https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckuo20SI2KI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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