RENEGADE GUITARS
by Valhalla GCS
Valhalla '51 T Relic
Grandma
Project
Fender® '51 Telecaster® Pine
Manufacturer: Valhalla GCS
Guitar Builder: Wojtek Osojca
Year: 2016
Serial: 13201602
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This Limited Edition ‘Valhalla '51 T Relic – Grandma’ is a result of a collaboration between the Valhalla Guitar Custom Shop and Dominger Custom Pickups (USA). This guitar is inspired by Fender® '51 Telecaster® Pine. ...All hardware vintage (original one) or a beautiful relic.
'Dominger Custom' Twang '51® Pickups (Alnico 3, AGED).
Hand-wound by Tammie Dominger for Valhalla GCS.
The 'Dominger' Custom Twang '51 – designed in the true spirit of the early 50's, delivers that signature thickness and the unique twang that defines this magic era. Hand built and scatter-wound bridge pickup uses high-grade Alnico 3 magnets delivering a unique tone sought-after by those that dream of having a Tele capable of delivering a slightly beefier vintage tones with perfect definition, unique musicality with a sound to die for.
Specificaton:
Body material: 10 Piece eighty-year old pine (hot glue)
Body color: Vintage white, satin nitrocellulose lacquer
Neck: Solid maple, '60 thick 'C' shape, thickness .85" at 1 fret, .96" at 12 fret, tinted thin nitrocellulose lacquer
Fretboard: Solid maple, 9.5" radius, replica black clay dots
Frets: 21 Vintage tall frets 6105
Truss rod: Adjustment at heel
Tuning keys: Vintage Kluson® styled, single line, silver
Bridge: Vintage Japan Telecaster® ('70) with 6 brass saddles
Pickups: 'Dominger' Twang '51® – Alnico 3 (7.36 kΩ B, 7.32 kΩ N), aged
Wiring: CTS® 2 x 250K, .022uF C-D vintage capacitor
Pickguard: Bakelit Logan Design, black, 5 fastening screws
Decoration: Gold Fenix on pickguard
You may not believe us, but them ...you should...
'This guitar has a particular 'sweetness' about it that I've not found in many other instruments.
Maybe it's the 80-year-old redwood body, or maybe the Fenix on the pickguard.
Regardless, it's a perfect balance of warmth and sparkle. Amazing guitar all around. And the neck is very comfy !'
Mark Lettieri