Fender American Ultra Luxe Vintage '60s Telecaster Custom - Lake Placid Blue

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[custom_html] Solidbody Electric Guitar with Alder Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, and 2 Single-coil Pickups - Lake Placid Blue [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qn5qsPkzPrE[/video] he American Ultra Luxe Vintage ’60s Telecaster Custom blends traditional, aged Tele looks and twang with top-tier performance enhancements to delight traditionalists and modern players alike. Primed for your next live show or recording session, this guitar delivers authentic Tele tone in a package that’s all about comfort and maximum playability. With features such as stainless steel frets over a compound-radius fingerboard, Luminlay side dots, a TUSQ nut, a luxurious satin-finished maple neck, and contoured neck joint carvings for effortless upper-fret access, you’ll feel like this is an instrument built just for you. Add in locking tuners and individual polished chrome-plated brass saddles to stabilize your tuning, and the American Ultra Luxe Vintage ’60s Telecaster Custom is poised to become your next go-to guitar in your collection. Fender American Ultra Luxe Vintage '60s Telecaster Custom at a Glance: Heirloom™ Lacquer finish Pure Vintage ‘63 Tele® Single-Coil Pickups, Advanced Electronics and S-1™ Switching Stainless Steel Frets Top Bound Alder Body with Ultra Contours and Tapered Neck Heel Quartersawn Modern "D" profile neck 10"-14" Compound Radius fingerboard with Ultra Rolled Edges and Luminlay® side dots The heart and soul of an early Telecaster Vintage Tele aficionados and modern players alike here at Music Experience rally behind the classic aesthetic and natural resonance of the American Ultra Luxe Vintage ’60s Telecaster Custom. Period-correct appointments were introduced to make this an instantly recognizable work of art, such as a 3-ply pickguard over an alder body, a rosewood fingerboard with clay dot fret markers, and a glossy headstock with waterslide logo. This fusing of alder, maple, and rosewood gave the original ’60s Tele its s