No two will be alike with 3 Ply White pickguard Case: Nash Hardshell Body: Ash Neck: C Fingerboard: Rosewood, 21 fret, 10 radius, with 6105 frets Nut: 1 58 Graphtech self lubricating tusq nut Bridge: Traditional tremolo bridge with steel block Pickups: Lollars Aging: Medium Electronics: 250K CTS pots, Sprague Orange Drop capacitors, and CRL 5-way switch.

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At 1,200 you stole it Nash does a really nice job at the finishes.

Discussion in Non-Fender S-Type Guitar Forum started by carolinaeasy, May 24, 2017.

My local music store gets new ones for sale, and while their price new was always a bit more than I wanted to spend, they played great.

I have to wait until it arrives Friday, but man I cannot stop thinking about that thing.

I was wondering if any of my fellow Strat-Talkers have ever played one, and if so what are your thoughts And I know the relic thing will get trolled, I dont really care about the relic part, I want to know about tone and playability.

What have you found in your own experiences with Nash Mine has a modern C neck with Lollar pickups.

I picked it up for 1200 shipped, but I am going to send another 40 to the guy for shipping, I felt bad that he paid as much as he did to ship it (119), he didnt ask, I just felt guilty over getting it for such a nice price.

Gotta say, that is one of the best looking Nash relic jobs Ive seen.

In no way an attempt to hijack your thread, rather a question, besides the name on the headstock, whats the differences in fenderNash.

Bill is a great guy who assembles the same parts that you could buy and assemble yourself.

But I wasnt finding one in my budget.) I also own two beautiful mjt guitars I built myself.

They dont compare to the Nashs I have played at my local music store.

And that is where the price comparison on the 1200 I spent should be.

But its the exact same parts you could buy, assembled by a great guy who loves guitars.

Thanks for your opinion I think it added a bit to the conversation.

If the only difference is the setup, I have to believe his setups are that much better than mine.

But I have been doing commercial setups for the last few months and have had to do a little tweaking on a couple, but have had multiple repeat customers bringing multiple guitars in for work after the first setup.

In another 10 years, we could be seeing carolinaeasy guitars.

See what happened a employ of Fender left and started Nash guitars.

Congrats I have an S-63 that has the most resonant body of any Strat Ive played (which has been a lot).

And the Lollar pickups have tone for days without being noisy.

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