I finally added a “kick stand” to the little guy. I used a brass rod, a cable clamp and two screws. All stuff I had laying around. The bar is from our bed’s headboard, our Son dismantled it when he was about a year old lol.
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I finally added a “kick stand” to the little guy. I used a brass rod, a cable clamp and two screws. All stuff I had laying around. The bar is from our bed’s headboard, our Son dismantled it when he was about a year old lol.
To help those around me. To show love, peace, and kindness to those filled with hatred, anger, and pain. To educate the less fortunate in hopes of being a catalyst in their forward progression in this modern world. To show my Son how to be a man. To love my wife to my fullest capacity.
These things aren’t always easy, but most things worth doing aren’t.
The Mt. Blue Voices will be playing on March 29th at 7pm as part of the 2014 Brick Church concert series. Tickets are $10 at the door, children under 5 are free. All are welcome. Proceeds will be split between the Church general fund and the Mt. Blue Voices.
** All Brick Church concerts are performed at 21 Cape Cod Hill Road, New Sharon Congregational Church UCC in New Sharon, Maine.
The new (to me) Telecaster I bought came with a few issues, primarily that it wasn’t properly set up and the volume and tone potentiometers were completely worn out. I have replaced the volume and tone potentiometers with proper US Fender spec A250K units (originally spec’d with B500K for the Affinity series), rewired the improperly wired CRL replacement 3 way switch someone had put in, moved all grounds to a ground strip instead of the “back of the pot” method, replaced saddle intonation screws (had been cut by previous owner), adjusted action, adjusted intonation, adjusted pickup height and tighted up the tuners to get rid of an obnoxious buzz. Now it falls completely within Fender’s American Telecaster spec and it plays great!
It could use a good thorough cleaning and I will do that next time it needs strings. Overall I’m very happy with the guitar and only have $162 into it including the blow mold SKB case.
So I picked up a sweet deal of a tele. It is a late 2000’s model Squire Affinity Series Telecaster. It’s been stripped and poly’d so it has a natural finish. I already have plans for this guitar including new tuners, electronics and pick guard.