2006 Fender TC-72 - 1970's Telecaster Custom Reissue - "Vintage Collection Series" - Premium Ash Body!- Crafted in Japan CIJ - Pro Set Up w Perfect Frets/Action/Intonation!

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2006-2008 Fender TC72-70 1972 Telecaster Custom Reissue Part of the "Vintage Collection" Crafted in Japan Killer Premium Ash Body Serial # S076444 Nut: 1.67 Measures .82 at the first fret and .91 at the twelfth Comes in original Fender gig bag.  *** Professionally set-up & dialed in for optimal tone and playability. Up for grabs is an absolutely killer Tele Custom 1972 reissue, which is a real tone monster with killer looks and smooth playability. If you are searching for a guitar that can handle any genre from grunge to classic rock and everything in between, then this Tele deserves your attention. Produced at the famed Tokai factory and made for the Japanese market, it has a sleek, black finish, premium ash body and three-ply (BWB) pickguard. It also features a chunky maple neck and sleek maple fingerboard. This is top quality Ash and looks like something that could have made it on to a Custom Shop guitar.  Aside from its visual appeal, this Tele is a great player that is structurally and electrically perfect. This Tele is sonically on point and fun to play. It is in excellent condition as you can see in the pics. It has a few little top surface coat scratches, but nothing out of line with light play-wear. as with any pre-loved guitar If you look hard enough, you could possibly find a little scuff/ding, but overall this a clean piece with only minor play-wear. It has a fresh professional set up for optimal playability and top notch sound. The intonation was dialed in and the frets were dressed / polished. They look fantastic and have plenty of life left. In early 1951 the creation of the Telecaster began a sort of musical revolution... Not even Leo Fender himself could have predicted the impact of this guitar. When it was officially unveiled that year at the largest industry trade show it received its fair share of criticism. Onlookers mockingly referred to it as a "boat paddle" and "snow shovel." That initial interpretation did not last long however... Players