Assembling an Electric Guitar - neck and body

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yeah, i should put more details on the blog post title but actually i want to show you how easy assembling guitar can be. what i got here was a separated squier telecaster neck and pre-wired telecaster body. the only thing you need here is one screwdriver and you can put them into one piece of beautiful telecaster.
squier telecaster
Assembling an Electric Guitar - neck and body


just put them together and,

squier telecaster


 put the plate and the screw, then tighten them X way.
squier telecaster





once it is done, put the strings
squier telecaster


now, the last thing you need to do is take the last picture of your work and you can admire it while you're playing it

squier telecaster

okay... what so special about this? nothing, yes, NOTHING

all i want to say is, guitars can be so simple without decreasing our respects to this holy grail. and wonderful thing about telecaster is. unlike other set-neck guitars, telecaster can be so great since you can get its parts separately, highly customized as your wishes in such an easy way... this guitar is so popular yet it still give its best contributions to every guitarists style of playing.

enjoy telecasters!

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