Excellent 1976 Fender Telecaster, White Black Pick Guard Maple Fretboard OHSC, Sweet Vintage Tele !

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1976 Fender Telecaster. White OHSC Serial Number: 700924 , Weight: 9.2 lbs Nothing Beats a Vintage Telecaster, this one is just Killer. When the White starts to fade is when these start looking so cool and this one has that look. This 1976 Fender Telecaster in excellent condition and in perfect working order, 100% original except for the Ashtray cover and the Knobs, one was missing when we got Her. , and complete with the original hardshell case which the sprong latches are missing but the center is there and holds it fine.. Ash body and one-piece maple neck with a slender, fast-feeling profile carve. Acoustically, the guitar has a smooth, snappy tone with a nice midrange kick that’s present yet not too pronounced. The original single coils offer an array of classic Tele tonalities, with a biting, clear bridge pickup that equal parts chewy twang, complex midrange, and taut, sinewy low end. The neck pickup has a smooth, rich sound that's still sparkling and clear. Weighing 9lbs 2oz, this Telecaster has been given Our Pro Setup and it plays out perfect. The maple neck has a slender C-shaped profile carve with moderate shoulder and a hair more overall heft as you travel up the fingerboard, measuring .810" deep at the 1st fret and .920" at the 12th. The smooth gloss on the neck profile is quite clean, with very faint palm wear along the fretboard edges down to the bare maple. The maple fretboard retains the original slender fretwire, showing light, uniform wear beneath the strings on frets 1-3, with wear extending beneath the plain strings and growing fainter until fret 8. The guitar plays cleanly up the 25 1/2" scale, and the neck is straight with a responsive, optimally adjusted truss rod. The nut measures 1 5/8" in width, and the headstock is fitted with the original Schaller-made Fender F tuners with bright chrome plating. The S8-prefix serial number is also present on the headstock face, matching the serialized sticker present in the neck pocket. The electronics