Fender '67 Telecaster Relic CC RW Lake Placid Blue #R138698 - Custom Electric Guitar

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Electric guitar from the Fender Custom store, serial number R138698 Body made from selected alder Quarter sawn maple neck, '60s-style oval C profile Rosewood fingerboard in AAA quality 21 narrow-tall frets Two Fender Custom Shop Hand-Wound '67 Telecaster single-coils Modern Tele Wiring '67 Telecaster Hardtail Bridge Schaller F-Series tuners Nickel/chrome hardware Lake Placid Blue Nitrocellulose finish with Relic treatment Includes case and certificate The Fender '67 Telecaster Relic CC RW Lake Placid Blue #138698 at a glanceThe Fender '67 Telecaster Relic CC RW Lake Placid Blue #138698 is a faithful reproduction of the Telecaster as it was built in the early CBS years. Accordingly, the instrument from the Fender Custom store in Corona, California, offers classic features of the era that give it its incomparable sound and unique playability. Furthermore, the '67 Tele has undergone a Relic treatment that recreates the authentic look of a classic that has been played for years with wear marks in the usual places. Naturally, a hardshell Case and a signed certificate of authenticity are included! Selected Alder & Quarter Sawn MapleWith its body made of two selected pieces of alder, the Fender '67 Telecaster Relic CC RW Lake Placid Blue follows the tried and tested Tele recipe and produces a solid basic character that contributes to the model's typical sound. The Quarter Sawn Maple neck is mounted over the 4-bolt joint, which evokes a classic feel for the fretting hand with its oval C-back shape in the style of the sixties. The basic construction of the Fender '67 Telecaster Relic CC RW is completed by a high-quality rosewood fingerboard in AAA quality with 21 narrow-tall frets and dot markers made of genuine mother-of-pearl. '67 Telecaster Pickups & Modern Tele WiringTo capture the sound of 1967 like no pickup set before, the Fender Custom store developed the '67 Telecaster Single-Coil. The single coil is naturally used in neck and bridge versions as part of the '67 T