Position 1 = volume control with tone circuit, no tone control ("dark" rhythm setting)
Position 2 = volume control, tone control (standard setting)
Position 3 = volume control , no tone control (screaming lead setting)
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| Fender Esquire | |||||||||||||||
| This guitar started out as a Fender Telecaster MIM (Made In Mexico) Squier series, that I purchased for $139.00 at a local Guitar Center. The MIM Squires were the forerunners of the current MIM Fender standards, and this one played great, sounded excellent, and was way too cheap to pass up. I took it home and spent some quality time replacing the switch and pots, and rewiring it into an Esquire*, with a mother of toilet seat pickguard. The body is not a string through, but it has good sustain and awesome TWANG! Fender recently released a MIM Esquire for $599.99... | |||||||||||||||
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| * "Essentially a single pickup Telecaster, the Esquire was originally introduced in 1950 and was Fender's first electric solid body guitar" | |||||||||||||||
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| Pick up switching Position 1 = volume control with tone circuit, no tone control ("dark" rhythm setting) Position 2 = volume control, tone control (standard setting) Position 3 = volume control , no tone control (screaming lead setting) |
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