I use the tone pot on my Teles all the time. So I can go from country, gritty rock or smooth jazz at any time.
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I use the tone pot on my Teles all the time. So I can go from country, gritty rock or smooth jazz at any time.
Maybe it's time for me to discover what that unused part could do afterall.
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The tone pot on my “Tele” is a three position rotary switch. I know what it does, but I don’t know why and I can’t ask my cousin how he wired it until we meet again in heaven.Quote:
Originally Posted by ILRGuitars
A nice mysterious reminder of your cousin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fretworn
Agreed, what a nice thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkMark
Questions for the audience.
1) I have titebond original and PVA glue, is either a better choice for gluing a veneer?
2) Will gloss and satin wipe on poly look and feel the same once polished?
No expert on glues but if you have titebond that should be better to use than PVA.
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Thanks Wazkelly, perhaps I should also add that when I fill the veneer inlay with CA glue quite a strong exothermic reaction takes place giving off a Significant amount of heat.
Not sure about the glue, but I have polished both satin and gloss poly spray on Cabots. You can get a shine with satin, it comes up with a polished leather style finish which is lovely. The teleblaster body in the signature below was done that way.
If you hit gloss with a fine paper then polish U get a similar finish. If U cut back then polish with gloss it will be shiny.
I revisited the Teleblaster Andyxlh, great headstock! Thanks for your input. What is the difference between ‘fine sanding’ and ‘cutting back’? Second ignorant follow up question, in your last sentence do you mean cut back and ‘polished using gloss poly’ (ie. Using the liquid poly like a polishing product) or ‘polished’ a hard gloss poly surface?