Fazley 10928 FTL Butterscotch Brown T-Style Electric Guitar Body

Très bien,

Delivery excellent as always, the body is heavy and very well finished,very high gloss ( perhaps too high (?) the neck pickup cutout is not quite wide enough for a humbucker sized pickup but a little filing and sanding soon remedies that, I noted from previous reviews that the control panel cutout is narrow and shallow, and I made sure I used mini pots and and reduced depth switch, so no problem. The neck cutout ( on mine at least, it is a "B" stock item) is around 54 mm wide, which means a little more sanding is required, mainly just the excellent finish ( pity it wasn't masked off when the finish was applied) Overall, a really splendid, well finished, hefty but beautiful body, terrific value and highly recommended.

Impeccable comme finition et la qualité du bois en apparence en un seul morceau me satisfait pleinement et si le même corps avec une défonce pour 2 humbuckers alors j'en achèterai encore.Alors pensez à le fabriquer,il y aura toujours des acheteurs !

Fit standard spec parts perfectly, good solid weight, really well finished

Mycket fin gitarr kropp.

Mooie body uit 3 delen met prima nerf en goed gelakt. Wat afwerkingsdingen en lijmresten waar is gefreesd, maar daar zie je niets van als alles erop zit. Helaas is de control plate te weinig uitgefreesd. Een standaard telecaster switch past er dus niet in, alleen een (goedkopere) variant met printplaat, tenzij je zelf aan de slag gaat met het freeswerk.

The Fazley Telecaster body was exactly what I was looking for. It arrived really quickly and was very well packaged. I still can’t get over how cheap the body was! It is well made and the finish is really good. It’s quite a heavy body, which might not suit everyone, but is reassuringly solid. On the downside, the control slot isn’t wide enough, or deep enough, to take full size pots or a three way switch. However, fitting mini pots and a small block switch sorts this minor issue. It’s a great price, a really good finish and something I’d recommend for anyone working on a Telecaster project.