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    Sounds good, Chuck. I have a DiMarzio Virtual T bridge pickup that I really like.
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    Sounds rather jazzy. I expected more twang to it. Of course, that could be as much amp settings, etc., as anything else.
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    I know...that's a Tele bridge pup? Didn't sound like it. I don't have the Dmz VT bridge but I have a stock Muddy Waters Tele bridge pup that doesn't sound twangy either. Been thinking of finding a stock Fender Tele pup to try cause I think I'm missing something without the twang. Clips sounded good though cdtele.
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    Oh the pu can twang. I just have it set up w/ the OD on a D-style amp (brown note d'lite) to try to get that fatter OD.
    I'll do a twang demo one of these days soon so you can hear the traditional side. It's there. What I love about tele's is that they cover so much ground!

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    Please do. I'd love to hear the twang. Odd for a metalhead like me, but I like it.
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    Chuck, you've got some real nice musical phrases happening here...I really enjoyed the listen.

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