well, theres one problem with the neck plate. the original screws were very thin and were stripped in the neck. the holes in the plate were abnormally small and to accommodate larger screws, and not to wreck the plate, i replaced it and put it someplace safe. well 10 years have gone by and so has the plate.
i cant find it anywhere. oh well, at least i have a little info on it. ill never get rid of it anyway. not a huge fan of telecasters so its the one i have to go to when i want that sound.john
Statistics: Posted by johnnyb — Sat Mar 13, 2010 4:01 pm
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its always nice to know what you got. the control flip was my doing, i have a heavy right hand and i always hit the three way switch on a tele. always ending up in the bridge position. there are no screw holes where the fake truss rod cover should be and the truss rod adjustment is actually at the other end. so who knows. i had a hard time finding info on a timeline for the ibanez logo, i knew it was 70's somewhere, so thanks for pinpointing it. its probably at 35-40% original, but it screams.
john
Statistics: Posted by johnnyb — Fri Mar 12, 2010 8:54 pm
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Looks to me like your tele is a model 2352 built around 1976. It is missing the (fake) trussrod cover and the control plate has been flipped since the pickup switch was originally at the front.
If the guitar was in 98% Mint condition, the Blue Book suggests a value of $750. This value goes down to $300 in 60% Good condition
Statistics: Posted by VintAxe — Fri Mar 12, 2010 6:49 pm
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Statistics: Posted by johnnyb — Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:20 am
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