anyone ever played a Veritas guitar?

[ners]

I follow them on insta and have been debating getting in line for a custom one. Never payed that much for an axe before, but I'm starting to mod the hell out of my tele and am thinking they could do a more coherent job to my desired specs and keep it looking good.

https://veritasguitars.com/https://www.instagram.com/veritasguitars/

 

[Devin]

That white one looks rad af

 

[mooncobra]

Where are they made?

 

[ners]

Where are they made?

Tennessee. Looks like just a small shop hand making them one by one, which explains the $3600 price tag.

 

[ners]

That white one looks rad af

So for like a year I've been mentally planning a Tele with the looks of a black beauty, came across this company and the one I posted...then I saw the white Jazzmaster and now I want that. Gotta go try a JM to see if I even like the body since I've never owned one.

 

[NVicious]

Never heard of the brand before, and i'm usually more after modern designs, but damn!

These look really awesome, especially the white one!

The seperated pickguard makes it really unique

 

[JackBootedThug]

fuckin bigsby? pretty but no way...

 

[japetus]

fuckin bigsby? pretty but no way...

I always wonder if there is anyone out there that actually uses a Bigsby...like uses it as a trem....

 

[JackBootedThug]

I had a mid 60's es-355 custom stereo with one. You looked at it wrong and it wonked out on you. Removed it and g2g....

 

[ners]

I'd probably ask them to drill string through holes for the days I got fed up with the Bigsby. The looks alone are sick, but everyone seems to have tuning troubles with one. Wonder if combining it with a locking nut would be worth it.