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    I am in the camp that believes a Tele could be a single pickup guitar just the bridge. That is the only pup I use on mine.
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    Do you think it's the baseplate, and placement within the bridge that contribute to the unique sound of this p/u?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Algonquin
    Do you think it's the baseplate, and placement within the bridge that contribute to the unique sound of this p/u?
    Y'up. Very much so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Algonquin
    Do you think it's the baseplate, and placement within the bridge that contribute to the unique sound of this p/u?
    Baseplate mainly, but I'm sure the big old bridge has something to do with it too. Some people swear by the three saddle bridges. I think I'd just swear at them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kazz
    I am in the camp that believes a Tele could be a single pickup guitar just the bridge. That is the only pup I use on mine.
    Then it would be an Esquire :

    I'm a bridge p'up guy too. I've found that you need to play with your volume and tone knobs quite a bit to coax the sound you want out of either (or both) p'ups.

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