Undated Telecaster Bass Style Partscaster — photograph in the Gruuvik Chamber Gone collection
Telecaster Bass Style · Partscaster

Undated Telecaster Bass Style Partscaster

Undated custom build · 1972–1979 style reference · Not documented

Weight · 3.9 kg

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The one-liner

A Tele Bass-style custom build, not an all-original vintage Fender.

The story

A custom-built Telecaster Bass-style partscaster inspired by the 1972–1979 layout. It is not represented as an all-original vintage Fender, and its build year is not documented. The ash body carries a maple neck and fingerboard.

The documented hardware includes a Fender TEB101-NI Wide Range-style humbucker, 500k pots, push-pull tone control, Vitamin-Q oil-paper capacitor, string-through body, vintage two-saddle bridge and Fender tuners. It weighs 3.9 kg, has light use marks and good frets, and went to Ootmarsum with a generic hard case.

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Research mode
Type
Telecaster Bass-style partscaster
Build year
Not documented
Inspiration
1972–1979 Telecaster Bass layout
Body
Ash
Neck
Maple
Fingerboard
Maple
Pickup
Fender TEB101-NI Wide Range-style humbucker
Electronics
500k pots · push-pull tone · Vitamin-Q oil-paper capacitor
Bridge
Vintage 2-saddle · string-through body
Tuners
Fender
Nut width
43 mm
Weight
3.9 kg
Case
Generic hard case
Signs of life
The Gruuvik Chamber promise

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