a STRAT or a TELE? what's your choice?

[Kclan]

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a STRAT, versatility, for obvious reason. :mrgreen:

[north_star]

wtf is this about?

[Kclan]

NORTHSTAR, are you really from the north?


or down south? deep deep down south?

[north_star]

NORTHSTAR, are you really from the north?


or down south? deep deep down south?

i was seriously asking a question.

[Kclan]

can't you understand that this is a FORUM? if you don't have any brains, don't participate... if you don't understand what is a tele and strat, just keep your mouth shut.

[north_star]

can't you understand that this is a FORUM? if you don't have any brains, don't participate... if you don't understand what is a tele and strat, just keep your mouth shut.

anybody can participate in a forum. in case you forgot. i don't shut up at your calling.

[Kclan]

this two is a Fender guitar, so, obviously you don't know. obviously i understand what is WTF. be gentle enough with your words bro.

[tackielarla]

cge na cge na enuf na with the war of words...

ako dude Tele ko. I really like the warm tone and versatile sad sha kaayo, like the Strat. Difference lang for me is mas nindot gamitan ug overdrive ang Tele compared sa Strat. ambot lang ha experience nako. must be with the circuitry or sumptin...

and also, Tele's are way too cool (in terms of looks) compared sa strat... ahehehehe...

my 2 cents...

[strat60]

I love Stratocasters! It sounds really good may it be rock, jazz or blues. No wonder why guitar legends in the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan and so many more chose this one as their primary axe.

Telecasters on the otherhand sounds perfect in the country music genre.

[tackielarla]

Telecasters on the otherhand sounds perfect in the country music genre.

oh, and dont forget blues, alternative rock, metal, ska, punk, jazz, reggae, Gospel, pop... classical lang ata di sha pwede eh. :mrgreen: