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Nash T-52

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description Nash T-52 Overview

The Nash T-52 is a Bill Nash T-style electric guitar, notable for its 1952 Telecaster-inspired design and hand-aged American boutique build.

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What specs does the Nash T-52 use compared to an original 1952 Fender Telecaster?

The Nash T-52 is designed to evoke the look and feel of a 1952 Fender Telecaster, featuring a single-cutaway body, bolt-on maple neck, and dual single-coil pickups. Bill Nash's guitars combine vintage-style components with modern hardware to achieve a convincing relic aesthetic.

How does Bill Nash age the T-52 guitars to create the relic look?

Bill Nash hand-ages each guitar by physically distressing the body and neck to simulate decades of wear, including lacquer checking, worn edges, and tarnished hardware. This relic process is done individually by hand, meaning each Nash guitar has a unique aged appearance rather than a uniform factory finish.

What pickups does the Nash T-52 use—vintage-wound or custom-shop style?

Nash T-style guitars typically use vintage-voiced single-coil pickups designed to replicate early 1950s Telecaster tone, though Bill Nash offers customization options. The specific pickup brand and winding can vary by instrument, so checking the individual guitar's build sheet is recommended.

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