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Description
Our T63 represents a big shift in focus from the T52 and T57. This model is available in all standard finishes we offer, including the classic automotive inspired colors we've all come to know and love. The T63 is available with a 3-ply pickguard in Black, White, Mint, or Tortoise Shell. This model comes in either ash or alder, with a rosewood fretboard.
Available Dealer Upgrades: - Left handed - Paint over paint finish - Cream, black, or pearl double binding - Boat neck - Matching headstock - Humbucker, Charlie Christian, or P90 pickup in neck position - Bigsby vibrato (not available on lefty builds)
Product specs
| Brand | Nash |
| Model | T-63 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Solid Body Electric Guitars |
| Body Shape | T-Style |
| Body Type | Solid Body |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Number of Frets | 21 |
| Number of Strings | 6-String |
| Right / Left Handed | Right Handed |
FAQs
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What type of wood is used in the Nash T63 guitar body?
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The Nash T63 features a solid body typically made from either ash or alder, both known for their tonal qualities and resonance.
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What finish is used on the Nash T63 guitar?
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The Nash T63 is finished with 100% Nitrocellulose lacquer, which enhances the guitar's vintage look and allows the wood to resonate more freely.
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How many frets does the Nash T63 have?
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The Nash T63 comes with 21 frets, offering a traditional setup for classic T-style playing.
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Is the Nash T63 suitable for beginners?
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While the Nash T63 is a high-quality instrument suitable for any player, its features and craftsmanship are typically appreciated by more experienced guitarists.
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What is the neck construction of the Nash T63?
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The Nash T63 features a bolt-on neck construction, providing a classic feel and allowing for easy maintenance and adjustments.
Videos
Chicago Music Exchange
Nash T-63 Burgundy Mist Metallic | CME Gear Demo | Alex Chadwick
Nash T-63 Burgundy Mist Metallic | CME Gear Demo | Alex Chadwick
Chicago Music Exchange
Nash Guitar T-63 Review / Tone Sample
tjwest87
Nash Guitars T63 Telecaster Quick Demo - Joe Sprunt
Matt's Music Center
Nash T63 tone demonstration
Clifton Wright
Nashguitars T-63 Demo || A road worn work of art
Charlie Bozza
No Talking...Just Tones | Nash Guitars - T63 | Vintage White Light Aged
Peach Guitars
Nash T-63 - 1st Jam
Tony Larremore Music
Reviews
PROS
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Lollar pickups deliver warm, articulate tones reminiscent of vintage Telecasters
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Exceptional playability and lightweight design encourage frequent use
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High-quality build feels like a custom shop guitar at a more accessible price
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Neck pickup sound is notably impressive, especially for jazz players
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Simple controls enhance user experience without compromising on versatility
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Aesthetically pleasing finishes, including a popular buttercream option
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Resonant acoustics add depth to sound even when unplugged
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Bigger frets adapt quickly to different playing styles
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Many users report it surpasses other high-end brands they've owned
CONS
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Fret ends may require additional dressing for optimal comfort
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Relic finish might be overdone for some buyers
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Unique tuner design may be initially challenging to adjust to
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Nash T63.
Features and functionality
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The Nash T-63 is equipped with Lollar pickups, which are praised for being more versatile and beefier than Fender's standard offerings, retaining the desired twang.
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Build quality
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The T-63 features a thin nitro finish, offering a more natural feel compared to the Am Pro II's gloss poly finish, which can feel plastic-like.
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Setup and maintenance
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Nash guitars are consistently well-set up, comparable to Fender Custom Shop standards, with classic tele wiring and a quality 3-way switch.
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Comparisons
User experience
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Users who own multiple guitars report that the Nash T-63 significantly reduces the desire to try other Telecasters, highlighting its standout quality.
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Owners appreciate the smooth neck feel, especially those who typically dislike relic finishes.
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The Lollar pickups in the Nash T-63 are praised for their versatility, accommodating various musical styles effectively.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 2 Reviews and 3 Ratings
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You've got to get one of these.
My local guitar shop turned me onto these Nash guitars, and they truly are addicting. The feel is incredible and they sound great. The only problem I have is getting a 52 to match the 63.
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Great guitar with a whole lotta tone!
The guitar was built in 2017 and I bought it from eBay that same year from an authorised Nash Guitars dealer. I am very happy with the sound it makes and it has a beautiful turquoise finish.
Artist usage
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In this video Josh Homme can be seen with a Nashguitars T-63.
At 9:45, Syn tells that he used this guitar for cleans for “The Stage”.
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Bill Nash is the largest independent builder of aged electric guitars and bass guitars. Nash Guitars recreate the look and feel of vintage guitars with updates that appeal to the modern player. All Nash electric guitars are a unique work of art handcrafted by Bill Nash right here in the USA. This T-63 Telecaster has "cowboy" engraved hardware and pickguard (yes, look close!) and great looking relic-ed gold finish, rosewood fretboard.... This was signed by Bill himself on the back of the headstock. Jeff Tweedy has a a few of these great guitars.... some twelve string teles (a particular red one coveted by Johnny Marr in The Sun Came Out/7 Worlds Collide movie.). They all look, sounds, and play great!
He uses a white Nash Tele during 'Sweet Dreams'
In a user-uploaded photo, Jakob Bro's Nash T-63 electric guitar is shown equipped with a TV Jones neck pickup.
In this Facebook post, Bartees is using the T-63 while rehearsing for the live at studio 4 livestream tonight. 1/30/21
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Joey says in this instagram post that he is so in love with his new Nash T-63
Lil Bluesman has been playing Telecaster style guitars for several years. His most used guitar is a Bill Nash telecaster style guitar made to the specs of a 1963 SONIC/DAPHNE Blue Telecaster.
Album Usage
The Nash T63 has been featured on the following albums:
Genre Usage
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