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I think the Chopper T Pickup might be a keeper.

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I am running it through an old Laney Pro Tube Lead and a Fender Twin. Effects are Fuzz Face, delay modulation and post reverb.
 
Pretty nice! What kind of Strat is that with a Tele bridge pup?
 
marnold said:
Pretty nice! What kind of Strat is that with a Tele bridge pup?

Thanks!

This guitar has a Fender Strat licensed body, Warmoth Telecaster neck, Telecaster Bridge, Dimarzio Chopper T Tele lead pickup, Wilkinson Strat pickups in the middle and bridge position, Strat 5 way switch, 3 way mini toggle switch for switching lead pickup ( single coil north - double coil - single coil south ) and the bottom tone control is wired like a Tele. I call it my "Half Breed" guitar. It has the best of both worlds. It can sound like a Strat or Tele!
 
Telewanger said:
This guitar has a Fender Strat licensed body, Warmoth Telecaster neck, Telecaster Bridge, Dimarzio Chopper T Tele lead pickup, Wilkinson Strat pickups in the middle and bridge position, Strat 5 way switch, 3 way mini toggle switch for switching lead pickup ( single coil north - double coil - single coil south ) and the bottom tone control is wired like a Tele. I call it my "Half Breed" guitar. It has the best of both worlds. It can sound like a Strat or Tele!
Works for me! I personally like the Tele bridge pup about a billion times more than a standard Strat bridge. I played a Tele with a Virtual Hot T bridge and really liked it.
 
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