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I’m in the process of assembling another telecaster. I purchased this roasted maple neck to go onto an MJT one piece swamp Ash body finished in butterscotch blonde. However, after looking at it, I was beginning to wonder how my fender American performer telecaster would look with the roasted Maple neck on it too as you can see by the pictures it came with a rosewood neck, the roasted maple neck has a deep V profile which I much prefer and I think it does a better job of blending in with the colors on the body as opposed to the Rosewood . Bare Knuckles 52’s are also going in it.
Your thoughts on neck change?
Thanks
 
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View attachment 88658View attachment 88659View attachment 88660I’m in the process of assembling another telecaster. I purchased this roasted maple neck to go onto an MJT one piece swamp Ash body finished in butterscotch blonde. However, after looking at it, I was beginning to wonder how my fender American performer telecaster would look with the roasted Maple neck on it too as you can see by the pictures it came with a rosewood neck, the roasted pine neck has a deep V profile which I much prefer and I think it does a better job of blending in with the colors on the body as opposed to the Rosewood .
Your thoughts?

I love the twang of a Tele. The neck looks great. The body looks fabulous. I'm very partial to the "tobacco burst" finish which is close to what you have on the body without the darker edges.

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I'm wondering if the whole package would be more pleasing to the eye with a different pick guard to act as a transition. Maybe one of the tortoise shell choices from WD Custom.

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I'm partial to the first one, #05P

Here's the website: https://www.wdmusic.com/wd-custom-pickguards-material-details.html

Or maybe a white pick guard? Maybe it's just me. Somehow the black pick guard does not compliment the two woods as a single unit. But what do I know? I'm just the bass player. :LOL:


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
View attachment 88658View attachment 88659View attachment 88660I’m in the process of assembling another telecaster. I purchased this roasted maple neck to go onto an MJT one piece swamp Ash body finished in butterscotch blonde. However, after looking at it, I was beginning to wonder how my fender American performer telecaster would look with the roasted Maple neck on it too as you can see by the pictures it came with a rosewood neck, the roasted maple neck has a deep V profile which I much prefer and I think it does a better job of blending in with the colors on the body as opposed to the Rosewood . Bare Knuckles 52’s are also going in it.
Your thoughts on neck change?
Thanks
I'm a huge fan of Telecasters. My favorite is my 2015 American Special with Texas Specials in it. I've never liked Rosewood boards on Teles for some reason. Although I do have a Rosewood fretboard on my '99 Carvin TL60 ( Tele copy) and I f'in love that guitar.
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I love the twang of a Tele. The neck looks great. The body looks fabulous. I'm very partial to the "tobacco burst" finish which is close to what you have on the body without the darker edges.

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I'm wondering if the whole package would be more pleasing to the eye with a different pick guard to act as a transition. Maybe one of the tortoise shell choices from WD Custom.

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I'm partial to the first one, #05P

Here's the website: https://www.wdmusic.com/wd-custom-pickguards-material-details.html

Or maybe a white pick guard? Maybe it's just me. Somehow the black pick guard does not compliment the two woods as a single unit. But what do I know? I'm just the bass player. :LOL:


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
It’s close to a tobacco burst but Fender calls these “Honeyburst”
I have an aged parchment on the way from mjt. Thinking maybe trying that with the roasted maple neck.
I like rosewood on strats but just prefer maple necks on a Telecaster.
Thanks for your input.
 
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