Fender American Ultra II Telecaster, Solar Flare (Open-Box) Electric Guitar

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Quick Product Summary The Fender American Ultra II Telecaster in Solar Flare takes the unmistakable Telecaster formula and pushes it firmly into modern professional territory, combining premium USA construction with advanced electronics, refined ergonomics and a fast, contemporary neck. This Solar Flare version pairs a select alder body with a quartersawn maple Modern “D” neck and ebony fingerboard. Its 10"–14" compound radius, Ultra rolled fingerboard edges, medium-jumbo frets and Luminlay side dots create a playing surface designed for comfortable rhythm work, wide bends and effortless upper-register playing. A pair of Ultra II Noiseless Vintage Tele pickups retain the clarity, snap and direct response associated with a Telecaster while dramatically reducing unwanted single-coil hum. Fender's S-1 switching then adds a series-wiring option for a thicker, more powerful alternative to the traditional Tele pickup combinations. Offered here as an Open Box example, this is a superb choice for professional gigging, studio work and players looking for traditional Telecaster identity with considerably more modern playability and versatility. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Fender | Series | American Ultra II | Model | Telecaster | Finish | Solar Flare | Condition | Open Box | Body | Select Alder | Fingerboard | Ebony | Neck Profile | Modern “D” | Fingerboard Radius | 10"–14" Compound | Scale Length | 25.5" | Pickups | 2 x Ultra II Noiseless Vintage Tele | Special Electronics | S-1 Series Switching | Bridge | 6-Saddle String-Through Hardtail | Main Appeal | Premium modern Tele playability with low-noise vintage-inspired tones | Best For | Professional gigging, recording, rock, blues, country, pop, indie and session work | Open Box Condition Report Condition: Open Box This Fender American Ultra II Telecaster is offered as an Open Box instrument. The only issue supplied for this example is some visible glue residue around some of the frets. N