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Description

The Guitar Fetish SLICK SL50 is the quintessential blend of vintage charm and modern craftsmanship, capturing the essence of a classic Telecaster with a robust twist. Crafted by the legendary Earl Slick, this guitar is a testament to meticulous design and superior materials. The solid swamp ash body, paired with a neck of solid Canadian Hard Rock Maple and an Indian Rosewood fingerboard, sets the stage for an unparalleled tonal experience.

What truly sets the SL50 apart is its hand-aged Slick Brand pickups, featuring the SL119 "Fullerton Lead" in the bridge and the SLP121 "Fullerton" in the neck. These pickups, wound to perfection, deliver a vivid and authentic vintage sound that resonates with depth and clarity. The unique single-coat automotive paint finish, sanded back to let the wood breathe, enhances the guitar's natural resonance, offering a tone that's both fuller and louder.

Each detail, from the machined brass wraparound bridge to the no-backlash tuners, speaks to a commitment to quality and performance. The graphite nut and tilt-back headstock ensure optimal string tension and tuning stability, eliminating the need for string trees.

The Guitar Fetish SLICK SL50 isn't just an instrument; it's a statement. Whether you're a seasoned musician or an aspiring guitarist, the SL50's blend of classic design and modern innovation promises a playing experience that will leave you captivated.

Key Features:

  • Solid swamp ash body with a single-coat automotive paint finish
  • Canadian Hard Rock Maple neck with Indian Rosewood fingerboard
  • Slick Brand hand-aged pickups: SL119 "Fullerton Lead" (bridge) and SLP121 "Fullerton" (neck)
  • Machined brass wraparound bridge and brass knob
  • No-backlash tuners with bronze crown and pinion gears
  • 25 1/2" scale length with a 12" fretboard radius
  • 22 medium jumbo frets with nickel-silver 6105 profile
Cory Mura

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SLICK SL50, SL52 & SL54 REVIEW | Cory Mura

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SLICK SL50, SL52 & SL54 REVIEW | Cory Mura

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Cory Mura

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SLICK SL50,52 & 54 Unboxing & first playing

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Cory Mura

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Cory Mura -german-

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Joe Hopkins

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Slick SL50 Review - Premier Guitar

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The Slick SL50, an affordable Telecaster-style guitar, impresses with its lightweight design and solid wood construction, featuring quality hardware and electronics that deliver rich, classic tones. However, it suffers from poor factory setup and inconsistent craftsmanship, with fret buzz and misaligned parts noted. While the vintage-style pickups offer bright and clear sounds, the absence of a tone knob limits tonal versatility. Despite these flaws, with proper adjustments, the SL50 could be a reliable option for recording and gigging, especially for those looking for a budget-friendly instrument with a unique, distressed look.

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