Fender 75th Anniversary Player II Telecaster (Diamond Dust Sparkle)

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Experience modern craftsmanship with a touch of sparkle in the Player II Telecaster. Crafted with a resonant alder body finished in eye-catching Diamond Dust Sparkle, this instrument delivers both style and substance. The Modern 'C' shaped maple neck with 9.5-inch radius rosewood fingerboard, rolled edges, and medium jumbo frets provide the smooth, comfortable playability that today's players crave. The 75th Anniversary Thunderbolt Telecaster pickups deliver rich, powerful tones with enhanced clarity and punch. Other quality appointments include a 6-Saddle String-Through-Body Bridge with block steel saddles, ClassicGear tuning machines and a 4-ply pearloid pickguard with chrome hardware throughout. This exceptional model combines the classic Telecaster foundation with contemporary appointments and premium sparkle finish, perfect for players who want to stand out while delivering that legendary Tele sound. Alder Body A classic Fender tonewood known for resonance, punch and clarity. Alder has a balanced and lively tone with beefy mids and a robust low-end. 75th Anniversary Thunderbolt Telecaster Pickups The 75th Anniversary Thunderbolt Telecaster pickups delivers commemorative tone with oversized pole pieces for enhanced output and clarity, celebrating Fender's legendary pickup legacy with modern performance. Modern 'C' Neck Profile This neck is designed for supremely comfortable performance, with silky smooth back finish and our Modern 'C'-profile — for first-class feel that’s ideal for almost any playing style. 9.5-Inch Radius Rosewood Fingerboard with Rolled Edges The 9.5-inch radius fingerboard facilitates fluid leads and choke free bends, while the hand-rolled fingerboard edges provide a slightly broken-in feeling that’s incredibly inviting. 6-Saddle String-Through-Body Tele Bridge with Block Steel Saddles This string-through-body bridge features block-steel saddles for classic Tele tone with precise intonation and rock-solid stability. Commemorative 75th Anniver