eBay Content: Chelecaster

HarrySeven

This.

guitars4you

love those knobs - and look at the bridge saddles - looks like they are perfectly set up for good intonation

Jack_

guitars4you said:

love those knobs - and look at the bridge saddles - looks like they are perfectly set up for good intonation

It reminds me of when you do those multiple choice tests where you have to choose your answer by filling in the circles - if you don't know what you're doing, at least make your answers form a pretty pattern.

guitars4you

Jack_ said:

guitars4you said:

love those knobs - and look at the bridge saddles - looks like they are perfectly set up for good intonation

It reminds me of when you do those multiple choice tests where you have to choose your answer by filling in the circles - if you don't know what you're doing, at least make your answers form a pretty pattern.

recall school science tests like that - If I had to many a's, b's or c's I'd change a view to balance them out - often many guesses anyway - didn't pay dividends anyway - Just guess and you might get many/all wrong - if I went A for everything then chances are I'd get 33.3%

jonnyburgo

Was going to say "what a piece of shit" but then i noticed it has genuine USA string trees and all was forgiven.

drippycat

Yup, the bridge is, what? Fascinating? But I have to say the knobs while looking odd are not such a bad idea. I have the standard chrome knobs on my tele and how do you know where the knob is positioned?

Jack_

guitars4you said:

Jack_ said:

guitars4you said:

love those knobs - and look at the bridge saddles - looks like they are perfectly set up for good intonation

It reminds me of when you do those multiple choice tests where you have to choose your answer by filling in the circles - if you don't know what you're doing, at least make your answers form a pretty pattern.

recall school science tests like that - If I had to many a's, b's or c's I'd change a view to balance them out - often many guesses anyway - didn't pay dividends anyway - Just guess and you might get many/all wrong - if I went A for everything then chances are I'd get 33.3%

It's a well known law that the answer can never be the same letter two times in a row. It just can't be.

guitars4you

Jack_ said:

guitars4you said:

Jack_ said:

guitars4you said:

love those knobs - and look at the bridge saddles - looks like they are perfectly set up for good intonation

It reminds me of when you do those multiple choice tests where you have to choose your answer by filling in the circles - if you don't know what you're doing, at least make your answers form a pretty pattern.

recall school science tests like that - If I had to many a's, b's or c's I'd change a view to balance them out - often many guesses anyway - didn't pay dividends anyway - Just guess and you might get many/all wrong - if I went A for everything then chances are I'd get 33.3%

It's a well known law that the answer can never be the same letter two times in a row. It just can't be.

but which is the right one when guessing

rico

It's ok folks, it's strung with EB strings. Phew. 

thermionic

It annoys me that people brag about their item being "seller refurbished" because they've changed a neckplate and put new strings on. It's USED, and it was a POS FAKE in the first place.

guitars4you

drippycat said:

Yup, the bridge is, what? Fascinating? But I have to say the knobs while looking odd are not such a bad idea. I have the standard chrome knobs on my tele and how do you know where the knob is positioned?

to me you hear where the vol and tone knobs need to be not look to where they might be

CountryDave

drippycat said:

Yup, the bridge is, what? Fascinating? But I have to say the knobs while looking odd are not such a bad idea. I have the standard chrome knobs on my tele and how do you know where the knob is positioned?

As @guitars4you says, use your ears. 
Or if you need a visual reference point undo the screw that holds the knob, remove the knob, turn the volume/tone to full. Replace the knob carefully with the screw pointing forwards (directly in line with the switch - 3 o'clock position).
That way, when it's on full the 2 screws align with the switch (good for those with a bit of OCD) and when you back it off to 7 or 8, the screw is visible between noon and 3 o'clock.