Specifications for Custom Pre-order Telecaster HH 2025 Black on Metallic Blue Hot Rails 4-Way Switch

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Equipment used: Fender Frontman 25R 2-channel solid state amp through Blue Yeti Mic with no pedals (straight to amp). Amp settings: Treble-8.3, Middle 8.1, Bass 8.7, Reverb-2, Normal Volume-2, Gain-3, Drive Volume-2.2. Mic is on the floor 2 foot in front of the amp. The amp is 2.5 foot off the floor slightly tilted up on an amp stand. Played in large open-space room.

Switching Positions as Follows:
1. Bridge
2. Bridge in parallel with Neck
3. Neck
4. Neck in series with Bridge

General Overview:

Alder Body with Metallic Sparkle Blue Gloss Polyester Finish
Maple Neck with Blue Gloss Finish and Blue Gloss Fingerboard & Stainless Steel Frets
Alnico 5 Dual Rail Humbucker Bridge Pickup 12k
Alnico 5 Dual Rail Humbucker Neck Pickup 7k
Additional position for both pickups in series (Maximum pickup output)
Humbuckers individually (partial) split
Strings: D’Addario Nickel Wound XL 10-46 EXL110-10P
All cavities have been shielded and insulated. All grounding, shielding, insulation, and pickup phasing/polarity have been well thought out and executed.
Pure Tone Black Nickel Mono output Jack with multi-contact dual tension grounds & dual positive tips for optimal signal, tone & lowest possible noise.
Full level, crown, polish and full set-up by a certified luthier
Weight of the guitar is 7.8 pounds

Body:

Alder Body with Metallic Sparkle Blue Gloss Polyester Finish

Neck:

Scale length 25.5″
Maple Neck with Blue Gloss Finish and Blue Gloss Fingerboard.
9.5″ fretboard radius
22 medium jumbo stainless steel frets with rounded ends.
Neck depth: 1st fret 0.89″, 12th fret 0.97″

Hardware:

Black Wilkinson M-Series Bridge with compensated saddles and option for top-load
Black knobs and Black switch tip
Black output jack plate
Black strap pin buttons
Black Wilkinson tuners
Black neck plate
Black string ferrules
Black easy-glide roller string trees

Electronics:

Alnico 5 Dual Rail Humbucker Bridge Pickup 12k (Exact measure 12.0 ohms).
Alnico 5 Dual Rail Humbucker Neck Pickup 7k (Exact measure 7.1 ohms).
500K Volume/Tone Potentiometer Push/Push Audio Taper
Oak Grigsby 4-Way Blade Switch
.022uf Mallory 400v Tone Capacitor
Additional position for both pickups in series (Maximum pickup output)
Humbuckers individually (partial) split
All cavities have been shielded and insulated. All grounding, shielding, insulation, and pickup phasing/polarity have been well thought out and executed.

Full-spectrum Resistance 19 ohms to 3 ohms: Guitar has nine (9) distinct resistance settings with mix and match of push-push coil splits. Positions and resistance values are charted below at the very bottom. High-output position number 4 with bridge and neck wired in series. Coil splits are “partial” coil splits modeled after PRS “partial” coil splits to retain oomph, output, and tone.

Detailed Switching Positions as Follows:

1. Bridge (Resistance 12.0 ohms)

with (partial) coil split (tone knob only) 7.6 ohms

with (partial) coil split (tone & volume knob) 3.3 ohms

with (partial) coil split (volume knob only) 3.9 ohms

2. Bridge in parallel with Neck (regular Tele position) (Resistance 4.5 ohms)

with (partial) coil split (tone knob only) 3.7 ohms

with (partial) coil split (tone & volume knob) 3.0 ohms

with (partial) coil split (volume knob only) 3.5 ohms

3. Neck (Resistance 7.1 ohms)

with (partial) coil split (volume knob only) 4.9 ohms

4. Neck in series with Bridge (Resistance 18.7 ohms)
with (partial) coil split (tone knob only) 14.5 ohms

with (partial) coil split (tone & volume knob) 5.4 ohms

with (partial) coil split (volume knob only) 5.5 ohms

Full range of resistance:

18.7 ohms

14.4 ohms

12.0 ohms

7.6 ohms

7.1 ohms

5.5 ohms

4.9 ohms

3.9 ohms

3.0 ohms

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