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I have both and I prefer the Strat. Nothing wrong with the Tele, but the Strat has a wider range of tonal options that all sound great plus it has the tremolo bridge.
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I have 1 of each, a mid 90’s Standard Strat and a Hot Rod 52 reissue Tele. If I had to keep one it would be the Tele. I love the twang the Tele has and the mini humbucker at the neck allows me to dial up some great classic rock tones. I’m not much of a blues or surf rock player so the Strat is under utilized.
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Stratocaster.
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Stratocaster. Guitar of choice for over thirty years; everything else came and went.
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No offense, but doesn’t this belong in the electric section of the forum?
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3 pick up Tele. Works for me anyway.
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Both, of course.
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The Tele works better for me ergonomically.
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Have had both.
I solved the either/or question by adding a Strat middle pickup to my Tele. So effectively, I had a tonal hybrid tween the two. I added a five position switch, so had lotsa tonal options. Positions 1 and 5 were pure Telecaster. Positions 2 and 4 (plus 3 of course) had the Strat quack. It was a fun guitar! But to the Original Post, if only one, I’d take a Tele over a Strat. Last edited by woodbox; 01-02-2021 at 12:14 AM. |
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Tele all day long. Now if you want to kick it up a notch, LP Juniors and Specials rule them all.
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I prefer strat. Mine is wired to play the neck and bridge pickups at the same time.
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I have a modern Strat now, it’s a nice guitar. But I wish I still had the ‘64 Tele I had back in the ‘60s/‘70s - man, that was a guitar!
So, for me, the answer to the original question is ‘Telecaster’.
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Telecaster for me. IMO the best workhorse guitar in the "electric world"!
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Strat for me, easily.
Telecasters have always seemed like a prototype that needed one more solid iteration to me... |