electric · T-type
T-57 / T-63 / T-72
| Maker | Nash Guitars |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | electric · T-type |
| Maker founded | 2000s |
| Status | current |
An aged T-type line whose three model numbers each follow a different era of the design.
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Why it matters
Nash built its reputation on lightly aged instruments that look and feel broken in without a vintage price attached. The T-57, T-63 and T-72 track the changes that separated one decade of the T-type from the next, so the line reads as a timeline rather than three finishes of the same guitar. Nash works through dealers rather than selling direct, so the specification and the final price of any one example depend on the shop that ordered it.
Note
Aged Tele replicas by year.
Specifications
- Scale length: 647.7 mm (25.5 in)
- Neck shape: Medium C
Before you buy
- Model number points to the era being replicated, so compare wiring and neck profile rather than finish alone
- Aging ranges from light to heavy, and heavy relic work cannot be undone
- Dealer stock varies, so ask for the actual spec sheet of the individual guitar
Other opinions
One video is one opinion. These are the other videos for this entry, most-viewed first. The order is the view count, not a ranking of ours.
Collar City Guitars · 2023-02 · 2,466 views
“Thor Jensen plays a Nash Guitars T-72 with an alder Double-Bound body and Heavy Relic Shell Pink finish at Collar City Guitars in February 2023.”
A Nash T-72 double-bound heavy relic is played in-shop, showing its humbucker-loaded T-style voice.
John Dutton · 2021-09 · 1,618 views
“Demo of a custom Nash Guitars T-57 and 1977 vintage Fender Twin Reverb with a Digitech JamMan Solo.”
A Nash T-57 is played through a vintage Fender Twin Reverb, showing the relic'd T-style in a blues context.