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I've been a Strat guy for a long time, my favorites are my Partscasters. It's just been hard for me to find an off the shelf Strat with all my preferences like frets. radius's, neck profile, color, quality parts and pickups.

While not in a 2203, I have a Mr. Scary in my SC Studio and it sounds great. Definitely helped in that amp.

@griff10672 Looks killer Brother, super clean work. Congrats !!

I wire mine reversed, so volume knob first, tone, then switch. I also use the Callaham control plate that gives you an extra 3/8" clearance from the tone knob so your not banging up your fingers when going for the switch.

Like I always say, Wayne is a Class Act !!!

Joey's a monster, he gets great tone out of that Tele. I think it has a Custom Shop Broadcaster Pickup in the bridge and a Twisted Tele in the neck. Saw a video of him showing the spec sheet of that Tele.

Hey Curt, I've played both alder and swamp ash Tele's and both sound great. I went for a more traditional build and felt that it had to be swamp ash, but that was my preference. I don't think you could go wrong with either woods, especially if it's built up like any of your Chubtone builds...

Tone Nerd Wicked 8

So sorry for your loss.

Nice, congrats looks great. Agree that a Tele sounds fat under gain. Here's my build with a 12" radius neck and jumbo nickel silver frets. Has a set of Lollar Nash pickups that are incredible.

Heck yeah, congrats !!!

Chubtone, or build your own.

The chorus coming out of the pedal is even greater, love it !!

You won't be disappointed either....same Panasonic Matsushita chips as in the OG Boss one.

Killer Scott !!! When you start making some P90's, please put me on your order list.....

Heck Yeah !!! Count me in Brother.......I'll go Blue LED porfavor.

The OG !!

This one sent my SD-1 MIJ packing....

Thank you again Brother, you're a class act.

It's the RT Rat that Wayne did a few months ago.