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This month, we will honor and remember the great Jeff Beck by taking a deeper look into his guitar arsenal and analyzing how you can come close ... at least electrically. They were chock full of mods and alterations, so get ready for a deep dive on the Tele-Big, the Esquire, and the Strat.
Hello, and welcome back to Mod Garage. This month, we’ll take a closer look into the wacky world of Danelectro and their typical wirings. Danelectro is a very old and authentic American guitar company, founded in 1947 by the genius Nathan “Nat” Daniel (an NYC native, born in 1912 as the son of Lithuanian immigrants) in Red Bank, New Jersey.
Welcome back to Mod Garage. This month, we’ll continue our “no tone control” journey from last month [“Mod Garage: The Scott Henderson S-Style Wiring”] with a cool mod for your Telecaster. Something I hear a lot in the shop is that people aren’t happy with the tone of the neck pickup in their Telecaster. It’s often described as muffled, colorless, lifeless, or similar. Why is this? It’s usually a mixture of three things.
To swap or not to swap? Let’s explore some situations when it makes sense to replace hardware … and instances when it doesn’t.
What does this mean? I’ll explain how to do a wiring that yields 16 different sound combinations.