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Bob Keelan
 Post subject: Re: Tele sound...
PostPosted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 4:46 pm 
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Oh I think they're at least as much as an American Fender. If you're looking for something price-friendly I wouldn't be hesitant to check out the Mexican Fenders. Your basic Tele would run just about 4 bills, new.
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RZ
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The ASAT is the american G&L and the Tribute is not. I have a Tribute G&L tele. Think I paid under $400 on ebay. It's a right nice geetar!

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mrskygod
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The crafted in Japan ones are nice too. I used a Japan neck on one of my projects. Nice.........

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