Tuttle Tuned T Dirty Blonde Electric Guitar #924 From Tuttle

A Tasty T Style Sporting a Dirty Blonde Finish and "Patent-Denied" Pickups

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What We Think

When it comes to playing feel and pure vibes, nothing is quite like a good Tuttle Tele. Vintage-Inspired but better in every possible way, this particular guitar is a traditional, no frills instrument that plays better than any '50s or '60s Telecaster you'll ever be able to find. The pickups bring that classic tele spank and honk, with plenty of boutique attitude. This is a guitar that can truly do it all. Don't miss this one!

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About Manufacturer

We are so fortunate to work with the builders that we represent. Over the years, we've been lucky enough to get on board early with companies that had their act together before the "guitar world" discovered them. Several years back, two people (whose opinions we deeply respect) said we had to check out Michael's guitars. Michael sent us an S and T, and we sold the S model to the first person who heard it! Needless to say, we knew we were on to something. Tuttle has been building for over 20 years and got his start working at Valley Arts in California with Don Grosh, whom he worked with at Grosh Guitars. In 2003, Michael started Tuttle Guitars. Michael's attention to detail is very evident. Being a small builder (Michael’s team consists of himself and an assistant), everything needs to be right the first time out. This is a huge benefit for the player, as there can be no "Monday or Friday" guitars. We’ve always loved it when the guy’s name that's on the headstock had his hands all over the instrument when it was built - his reputation and quality of work is on the line every time one of his creations goes out the door. It's wonderful when you put one of Michaels guitars in a player's hands for the first time and watch their reaction. Michael is such a talented builder, and we are lucky to have such a positive relationship with him as a shop.