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Robin Guitars Robin Rawhide Nashville Telecaster

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The Robin Rawhide Nashville Telecaster is a meticulously crafted electric guitar that combines vintage charm with modern performance. Designed for musicians who crave a versatile sound, this guitar packs an impressive tonal range, thanks to its triple-pickup configuration. This feature allows players to seamlessly switch between classic Telecaster tones and more robust, dynamic sounds, making it ideal for a wide variety of music genres—from country and blues to rock and pop.

This solid body electric guitar is built with an alder body, providing a balanced, rich resonance that complements its ashtray bridge with brass saddles, known for enhancing sustain and intonation. The maple neck offers a smooth playing experience with a satin finish that reduces friction, allowing for fast and fluid finger movements. The fingerboard is adorned with medium jumbo frets, ensuring comfortable playability across all 21 frets.

The Robin Rawhide Nashville Telecaster also features a 5-way pickup selector switch, expanding its sonic capabilities far beyond traditional models. This makes it an excellent choice for both studio recording and live performances, offering reliability and flexibility for professional musicians and hobbyists alike.

Key Features:

Solid alder body for balanced tone
Triple-pickup configuration for versatile sound options
Ashtray bridge with brass saddles for enhanced sustain
Maple neck with satin finish for smooth playability
Medium jumbo frets on a 21-fret fingerboard
5-way pickup selector switch for tonal flexibility

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vern_mcelroy

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about 7 years ago

Texas Classic

I got one of these in 1996- couldn't afford any of the Fenders at the shop- and what a steal ! Mine is circa 1993/1994; hand made by Robin Guitars in Texas ( Billy Gibbons and SRV each owned Robins) Its a "Nashville" Tele which means it has Stratocaster pickup configuration with 5 position switch. This came stock with Rio Grande pickups which are the absolute best single coils Ive ever played; it can twang like country or bark like Zeppelin; has a pretty steep radius on the neck so is easy to play, and honestly of all the guitars Ive played I don't think there is another that allowed me to grow into it quite as well : When I was struggling and a beginner it played and sounded great; and each plateau as a player I reach this axe is right there revealing limitless abilities. Ive gotten a Malcom Young sound with it, a respectable late 70's Jimmy Page sound, even a hint of Trey Anastasio super clean is possible. THE BEST Guitar for the money hands down, and a GREAT guitar at any price...