I could be wrong, but it looks straight, albeit at an angle, in the pic.
Easy to check. Here is roughly what a "standard" Asian-made control plate would measure.
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I could be wrong, but it looks straight, albeit at an angle, in the pic.
Easy to check. Here is roughly what a "standard" Asian-made control plate would measure.
Sent from my CPH2655 using Tapatalk
Woops. Yes - straight control route. I had looked at the picture as well- I think I'm losing it!!!! I'm sure that they were curved!Originally Posted by fender3x
I could be wrong, but it looks straight, albeit at an angle, in the pic.
Easy to check. Here is roughly what a "standard" Asian-made control plate would measure.
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I don't think you're losing it. If you look at the pics on the PB website, both Thinline Teles appear to have a curved rout. If you look at the pics that Woodpecker posted, it looks straight. If you do a google image search for Telecaster Thinline body... Routs like on the PB website, routs like Woodpeckers and a couple of others as well. I guess there are lot of options if you have that funky thinline pickguard. For folks like Woodpecker who don't want to use the pickguard it may be fortuitous to get a straight one.
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