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B-Liv at Metepec / 5 senses of Deep / By Protone Label-
An amazing deep underground night, full of geat vibes and ultra nice people! Thanks to all fans in #metepec Protone Label, AtomicSoda MX // Thanks to Vive Metepec and Oria Comunicación e Imágen for the awesome pics. // Oct3 - 2014 ---
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New jersey who dis? Couldn’t help being a little AMR fanboy and playing „You did the race? Now buy the jersey.“ Also, checking your reactions on my self portrait game on insta right now as we speak, err, I photographed this…
The Pro-Tone series of Telecasters, Strats and Basses was produced from 1996 to1998 and featured a solid ash body, 1-piece maple neck, and three single-coil alnico pickups. The Pro-Tone line was manufactured in Korea (many in the Cort factory) and was available in a handful of finishes: vintage blonde, crimson red, black, three-tone sunburst, trans-sapphire blue and Olympic white. The crimson red, and trans-sapphire blue finishes came with gold hardware. There was a special edition Pro-Tone called the 'Fat Strat' which came in black with a black painted headstock, 22 frets, a bridge humbucker, and a Floyd Rose double locking tremolo. There was also a "Fat Tele" that featured a natural finish, rosewood fretboard and humbucker pickups.
Even though these guitars featured a Squier logo on the headstock, they were a very well made guitar that rivaled most "Made in Mexico" and USA-made Fenders. Fender discontinued the Pro-Tone series after deciding to use the Squire brand exclusively for low-end, low-budget guitars.
I wanted to capture something with today's late afternoon sunlight, but lacking any willing subjects, I had to break out the strat...