2025 Fender Japan Telecaster Limited Edition Black Paisley - USA-spec wiring - stunning MIJ!

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We cannot offer better prices or discuss potential trade-ins on reverb, only on our website A 2025 Fender Japan Limited Edition Telecaster in Black Paisley is already doing considerably more work visually than most black guitars. The transparent 1-ply guard lets the paisley do its thing underneath, so depending on the light it goes from “very cool Telecaster” to “hang on, that’s actually quite ridiculous” in about half a second. It’s a proper vintage-style recipe too: alder body, maple cap neck, 7.25" radius, 21 vintage frets and the familiar Pat Pend bridge. Fender clearly decided there was no need to reinvent anything here. Just make the good Tele shape, make it look fantastic and move on. The neck is a very comfortable C-shape maple cap, finished in clear gloss and measuring 22.1 mm at the first fret and 23.5 mm at the 12th. The 42.3 mm nut gives it that slightly more substantial vintage feel without wandering into baseball-bat territory. Fresh vintage frets mean there’s absolutely nothing to worry about there, while the original F-style vintage slotted tuners keep the headstock looking properly old-school. It weighs a very sensible 3.4 kg, so you can wear it for a three-hour set without discovering that your left shoulder has filed for divorce. The body has vintage-correct SS routing and the classic Fender bridge with steel saddles, so mechanically it’s all reassuringly straightforward. No locking systems, roller bridges, 47-way switching or NASA engineering. Just a Telecaster doing Telecaster things. And then there are the pickups. Original vintage-style single coils, wired through proper USA-spec CTS A250K pots, an Orange Drop capacitor, Oak USA 3-way switch and Switchcraft jack. So you've got the familiar Tele vocabulary: bridge pickup for making the amp sound considerably more annoyed, neck pickup for pretending you’re a jazz player, and both together for the bit where you realise this is probably why you bought a Tele in the first place. Condition is basic