Fender American Professional Telecaster Mystic Sea Foam

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Fender American Professional Telecaster finished in Mystic Sea Foam with Maple neck. Made in USA - 2016   Very nice example in very good condition. Just a few light marks on the body; mainly on the back (see photos). Just serviced by us including a fret dress, set-up, clean and new strings. Currently set-up with 9-42 gauge strings. Weight is 3.49kg No hard case but comes with a padded gig bag.   FREE UK delivery Part-exchange welcome   Fender is guided by one clear, simple directive: make life better for musicians. While the original Telecaster certainly did that (and then some), we weren't content to rest on our laurels. Our team of mad scientists examined every component in near-microscopic detail. If we were able to improve it with a new design or modern materials we did; if it didn't need improvement, we left it alone. When the wood chips and solder fumes settled, what was left was the American Professional Telecaster - everything you need to play your best. Developed by vintage pickup master Tim Shaw, the brand-new V-Mod single-coil pickups are voiced specifically for each position, mixing alnico magnet types to produce powerful, nuanced tones with original Fender sonic DNA. The newly redesigned Telecaster bridge sports three compensated brass barrel saddles for the perfect combination of vintage style with modern feel and performance. Retain high end clarity when adjusting the volume controls, thanks to the new treble-bleed tone circuit that lets your tone shine through in all its glory. The new modern "Deep C"-shaped neck profile feels just right in your hand while the narrow-tall frets make it easy to bend strings accurately and play perfectly intonated chords. Features Two Tim Shaw-designed V-Mod single-coil Telecaster pickups New Telecaster bridge with compensated brass barrel saddles for better intonation New modern "Deep C"-shaped neck profile Bone nut; 22 narrow-tall frets for easier bending Treble bleed circuit maintains highs when r