Fender 75th Anniversary American Ultra II Telecaster - Ebony Fingerboard, Liquid Gold

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*Brand New Instrument in Pristine Condition! **Fender Authorized Dealers in Quebec City, Canada!! 75th Anniversary Telecaster Collection Introducing the 75th Anniversary Telecaster Collection: Celebrating three-quarters of a century of foundational tone and revolutionary design. Each 75th Anniversary Telecaster model showcases the rich heritage and legendary tones that have made the Tele an unrivaled icon. From vintage purists to progressive players seeking cutting-edge features, rest assured there’s a model that will deliver. Immerse yourself in the legacy of the Telecaster and own a piece of Fender history with the 75th Anniversary Telecaster Collection. Commemorating the Telecaster’s 75th Anniversary, the Fender American Ultra II Telecaster represents the culmination of three-quarters of a century of innovation, expertise and relentless pursuit of perfection. This milestone instrument features a select alder body with sculpted body contours, finished in our stunning Liquid Gold—a lustrous, deep metallic finish that captures and reflects light with mesmerizing depth and richness. This premium finish combines golden warmth with sophisticated elegance, creating a guitar that’s as visually striking on stage as it is sonically powerful. For effortless playability, the quartersawn maple neck features our Modern “D” profile and smooth Ultra Satin finish. Ebony 10”-14” compound radius fingerboards feature Ultra rolled edges, medium-jumbo frets, custom lap steel inlays, Luminlay side dots and Graph Tech TUSQ nut. The tapered neck heel and sculpted body contours allow unparalleled access to the higher register.Under the hood, a 75th Anniversary Noiseless Single-Coil in the neck position pairs with a 75th Anniversary Fastlane bridge humbucker to deliver sweet crystalline cleans, snappy Tele twang and beefy growl, all without a hint of hum. Dual patented S-1 switches unlock unprecedented tonal versatility—one puts the pickups in series for even more sonic options, while