I doubt he ' s in whatever gang is represented by his hand gesture . <| sep |> This visual depiction of his laugh is too good <| sep |> It ' s a Lebanese political party with its own paramilitary force . The distinction is important . <| sep |> Ot was confirmed . Meaning it was conclusive , and could have been overturned . <| sep |> One thing to understand about baritone guitars is that you will be dealing with MUCH heavier strings . The heaver the string the more it disturbs the magnetic field and the more signal you get out of the pickup . Sometimes if you pair a hot pickup with thick strings it can get muddy . This helped me select a baritone p i c k u p t o n e g a ragepickupsfordroptuningI know none of those will fit your tele . The important thing to note though is that the recommended full shred has an output of 14 K , and the second recommended is 16 k the Duncan distortion . I would not select a pickup with an output any higher then 16 and change . I have hot rails in my Jaguar and I love them , but that ' s in standard tuning . I had to go as low as 8 k in the neck of my baritone to make sure it didn ' t get muddy . My best guess , and I hardly ever say this , is to go with something with vintage output . 8 k neck , 10 k bridge . something like that . Also I recommend Alnico magnets like the full shred has . Here is the SD pagesolo 1 p o s t t p r o d u c t p i c k u p s t a x o n o m y s l u g t e l e c a s t e r t a x o n o m ypickuptypesorderbyGuitar Fetish also has a number of great Tele pickups in the 712 k range Sizedc 580 . htmlI hope that helps , a baritone tele sounds like a very cool project . good luck