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Bill Nash Relic'd "Telecaster Custom" style Bill made exactly two of these and that's it. We got the decal for it (it was way too cool not to have it). Slightly aged Olympic White, big neck with medium/jumbo frets, lightweight, got to hear this to believe it. I think Bill's keeping the other one...
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Bill Nash "Tele Thinline" type Relic'd sunburst on very lightweight ash, Nash's "Thlnline Special" with abbreviated pearl pickguard and traditional aged metal control plate, very cool look. Rio Grand "tall boy" pickups, 21-fret neck with Dunlop 6105 "tall narrow" frets, 12" radius. He's only made a few of these, and they're very cool.
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Bill Nash relic'd Tele style All aged and worn and has worn covered pickup in neck position. Very lightweight swamp ash body, Mary Kay blond, thick slab rosewood fretobard. One of the spunkiest nastiest Tele types I've ever heard - pickups *perfectly* copliment each other. This guitar really does the wild thing - big time.
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Bill Nash Relic "Broadcaster" type Big neck (fatback) with bigger frets, super lightweight swamp ash body - the whole guitar weighs only 6lb 5oz! Dimarzio "Twang King" pickups with special 4-way switch. This is as cool as it gets.
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Bill Nash '60s style Strat Relic type Worn "Sherwood Green Metallic" color, nitro green pickguard, not-too-big '60 style neck with rare quarter-sawn maple, Fender Custom Shop pickups. Has a really cool look, vibe, feel.
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Bill Nash "Esquire" Relic type Worn Fiesta Red, soft "V" (Clapton) neck shape, but not skinny or small - nice. Has special pickup switching: lead position is pickup routed directly to output; middle position connects tone control; neck position on switch connects to a hidden pot, which is turned up or down with a set screw on the back of the body (see photo) that fattens up the sound - really clever. Has a Dimarzio pre-B-1 pickup (Nash's personal favorite pickup on his guitar), and tall narrow frets (6105?).
Bill Nash '60s Relic Tele style Worn 3-tone sunburst, jumbo frets, 12" radius, lightweight, typical wonderful feel and sound...
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Bill Nash '57 style Strat Medium weight ash body, jumbo frets, 12" radius. A killer...
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Bill Nash "Broadcaster" relic type electric Another killer from Bill, this is feather-lightweight swamp ash, neck is big but not huge like the last one, really has a cool vibe - played acoustically, it has an amazing amount of volume and "spank" (we like that...), a tone-monster. Bill does NOT decal his guitars, but Phil couldn't resist and found a "Broadcaster" decal (from the tooth fairy). This is an amazing guitar.
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Bill Nash Relic '57 style guitar Just came in, Bill does the best relic vibe, feel, sound that we know, for really reasonable prices. This has medium jumbo frets, alder body, the worn sunburst mimics lacquer checking where godies de-laminate and crack (center of the body from the strap button out), but, of course, there is no crack there - just looks old... Great feel, comes with Fender hot wound pickups. These are not Fenders, they come without decals, but as you know, it's easy to find decals if you choose to have it on the guitar.
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Bill Nash Relic Esquire type guitar Has "Muy Grande" Rio Grande pickup with special wiring - neck position uses 2nd hidden volume pot for clean/rhythm - very "Tele" middle position - standard volume and tone, higher output - can sound "P-90" bridge position - pickup wired straight through to output jack - higher output and brighter... Has typical Bill Nash finish, feel and look that could fool the experts. A really cool guitar for a great price.
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Bill Nash ‘49 Broadcaster “Relic” Butterscotch We are now a dealer for luther Bill Nash’s Relic Series guitar - they are by far, in our opinion, the best quality for the price - they really have the look, feel, sound, and vibe like an old guitar. This “Broadcaster” type has a huge but very easy to play neck with medium-jumbo frets. Has Duncan vintage pickups, lightweight, screams. Check out the detail photos - you can see how very cool these are - has a 2-year warranty from Nash.
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Bill Nash c60s Relic style electric guitar "Relic'd" and worn Sonic Blue with matching headstock. This guitar was made by Bill for himself, hope we didn't talk him out of it... Has Rio Grande Tall Boy pickups, big frets, lightweight - a stone killer - has the vibe, the sound, the feel. Bill is amazing.
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Nash Relic '62 Strat type You just wouldn't believe how cool this is - smells, feels, sounds, looks and vibes like a really old guitar. Has two Duncan Alnico II pickups in the neck and middle positions, and a Duncan "Twanger" lead pickup. Very lightweight alder body with that Fender Fullerplast coat under the finish, so the wear really looks right. Bill's the best, period.
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Bill Nash Relic Tele style It’s a really cool take on Muddy Waters’ old Tele. The original worn white single-ply pickguard is in the pocket - I put one of the Fender vintage “parchment” 3-ply pickguards on it - really looks cool. A decal of Muddy’s face is under the clar coat finish on the back of the headstock (really cool). Duncan Aged pickups, has a wonderful feel, vibe, sound, etc.
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Bill Nash aged relic'd P-Bass type His first one, really looks, feels, and sounds like an ancient P-bass, has lots of "growl". Lightweight, this is as goos as it gets.
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