The default H1 Telecaster bolt plate is a markless version...
I have no idea why there's a spare F-plate in the house but it made itself useful.
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- Dark Thrones and Black Flags
- Paul Danial @ Standard Value
- Tonal bliss...
- 8string
- The first (Part 4)
- The F-plate
- When Dad's not looking (Part 5)
- Shimming the neck (Part 1)
- Strings: To clean or not to clean?
- Bridging differences
- RIP: Hiram Bullock (1955 - 2008)
- Marshall's mini stack
- Should I swap pickups?
- Frank Gambale: Food for thought...
- Discont'd Les Pauls (2008)
- Wood talk: Basswood
- The first (Part 3)
- The brass experience...
- Now, diabolical ESP!
- Randall: Ninja combo
- The Haunted: Versus
- The first (Part 2)
- PRS: Modern Eagle II
- Em... vibrato or tremolo?
- Ibanez: Reverse Iceman (Part 2)
- The first (Part 1)
- Hardwire: CM-2 Tube Overdrive
- Park (by Marshall)
- Squier: Classic Vibe series (Part 2)
- Ibanez: Soundwave X (Part 2)
- Morse moved on
- Sco @ Esplanade
- Hardwire Pedals: First impressions
- Hello: Highway1 Telecaster!
- PRS: Al DiMeola
- Squier: Classic Vibe
- My other wah
- Fender: ST-72
- Worn picks (Part 2)
- Blues buddies
- Fender: Prodigy
- News: Gorgoroth
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