Bill Lawrence Swampkaster Tele. My favorite guitar to play.

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[@Mickey69745]

I just got my third one yesterday. I love them.

[@davidmurphey9514]

Congratulations. Share some Pictures. Thanks for watching

[@randysrhythm]

Hey David, I've actually been looking at these on Reverb. Glad to see you doing a demo on one and providing some discussion as well. Well done.

[@davidmurphey9514]

There are a few videos here on the Tele and Strat. I'm not sure if they're still in production or not. Mine is an older model. The necks are like nothing I've ever played. I've seen some with the middle strat pickup. Mine was routed for one. Recently a modification has been done that made it the most versatile guitar I've ever played. I love mine. Thank you for your compliment and for watching. Another video regarding the mod is coming soon.

[@grassyknollblues]

A hidden gem! I have three

[@davidmurphey9514]

I envy you. Thanks for watching

[@rufusromeo]

I love mine. The neck profile is a comfortable vee shape. The stock pick ups are fantastic. No problem with the stock tuners holding pitch. I did change the pots, wire, and capacitor. I also flipped the controls around Bill Kirchen style. Very gig worthy.

[@davidmurphey9514]

Cool. Thanks for your comment and for watching

[@MelodyCarroll-rx8tk]

That is an awesome guitar! My guitar tech is trying to talk me into getting a set of Bill Lawrence pickups for my FGN t style guitar. I'm on the fence. Been thinking about putting some Lollar pickups in. Don't know a thing about Bill Lawrence pickups. I'm a strummer, not so much a picker. I play soft rock, some country. Would you recommend these knowing that?

[@davidmurphey9514]

This guitar isn't stock. The neck pup is a Tom Anderson and the bridge is a Seymour Duncan. I've recently added a P90 to the middle for a midrange boost. For strumming the Lawrence pups are probably not the best choice. If you don't mind being untraditional. I would recommend either Gold Lace Sensors or Emg. Those are great pickups for both rythm and picking. First preference being Gold Lace sensor pups. Thanks for your question and for watching.

[@Filipdinca]

Nice guitar! this is my favorite guitar too! :) it is in my avatar!

[@davidmurphey9514]

Thank you for watching

[@organjoe]

Thanks for the info! What's a fair price to pay for one now in your opinion? Thanks

[@davidmurphey9514]

Anywhere from $800.00 -$1500.00. Depending on the condition. If it's assembled in the U.S. Others $400.00-$600.00. Thanks for your question and for watching.

[@tobywilliams4614]

She sure sounds good!

[@davidmurphey9514]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@grassyknollblues]

Great video

[@davidmurphey9514]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@emelle1283]

Anyone know about the Bill Lawrence Trigger-II ?

[@davidmurphey9514]

I'm sorry I don't. Thanks for watching

[@xjindae830]

Nice video but man too much talking on this video and less playing. I was skipping 'til i hear the guitar but you're still talking. I want to hear the guitar on every pickup position and different style of playing, too much reverb also.

[@davidmurphey9514]

Thank you for watching