1994 Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition Telly Jr. Telecaster

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Instrument: Solid Body Electric Guitar Brand: Fender Model: Custom Shop Limited Edition Telly Jr. Finish: Sunburst Handedness: Right Made In Year: 1994 Country of Origin: USA Body Material: Mahogany Neck/Fingerboard: Mahogany set-neck, Pao Ferro fingerboard Tuners: Fender Original Tuners Weight: 6 lbs, 11.4 oz Radius: 9.5" Scale Length: 25.5" Nut Width: 1.650" Electronics: P-90 Pickups Case: Original Hard Shell Case Modifications/Repairs: No modifications or repairs The 1994 Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition Telly Jr. in Sunburst is a rare and striking instrument, being #10 of only 150 ever made. This limited-run model blends the classic Telecaster vibe with a touch of unique flair, making it a standout piece in any collection. Constructed with a solid mahogany body and a mahogany set-neck, this guitar delivers a warm, rich tone with incredible sustain. The Pao Ferro fingerboard provides a smooth, comfortable playing surface, ideal for fast runs and expressive bends. The guitar's 9.5" radius and 25.5" scale length offer a familiar, vintage Fender feel, great for everything from intricate lead lines to big, bold chords. Loaded with a pair of P-90 pickups, the Telly Jr. produces a sharp, punchy tone with plenty of bite and warmth. The P-90s are known for their unique character, offering a blend of single-coil clarity with a slight humbucker-like fullness. Whether you're playing clean, overdriven, or anything in between, this guitar has a wide tonal range that suits multiple genres, from rock and blues to more modern styles. The original Fender tuners provide solid tuning stability, ensuring your tone stays locked in during long performances or studio sessions. The Sunburst finish enhances the vintage appeal of this instrument, while the limited run makes it a special find for collectors and players alike. This guitar has been set up by our in-house luthier, and is ready for the stage/studio! Please refer to our photos, and feel free to ask us any questions about the