Fender AS James Burton Tele MN Red Paisley Flames - Electric Guitar

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Telecaster from the Artist Series by legendary guitarist James Burton Red Paisley Flames finish Basswood body Maple neck '60s "U" neck profile Maple fingerboard 9.5" fingerboard radius 21 frets Synthetic bone nut 42 mm nut width Three specially designed James Burton single coils Controls for Master Volume and Master Tone 5-way switch 6-Saddle American Series String-Thru-Body Strat Bridge Deluxe cast/sealed tuners with pearl buttons Gold-plated neck plate Includes Vintage-Style tweed case and certificate The Fender AS James Burton Telecaster MN Red Paisley Flames electric guitar at a glance:The Fender James Burton Telecaster from the Artist Series pays tribute to the legendary guitarist James Burton, who has been a renowned musician in the US music industry since the late 1950s and has worked with a large number of great artists. James Burton worked with icons such as Frank Sinatra and Johnny Cash and was a live musician in the backing band of the King of Rock 'n' Roll Elvis Presley in the 1970s. With his preferred Telecaster sound and extraordinary playing technique, he left his mark on the world of blues, country and rock 'n' roll, and was even inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001. His signature model is just as versatile as the artist himself and comes with great features that expand the iconic Telecaster sound and enable maximum Tele twang. The Telecaster comes with vintage-style tweed case and certificate! Body and neckThe Fender AS James Burton Telecaster comes with a basswood body and a maple neck, which is equipped with a '60s "U" neck profile to not only guarantee flexible playability but also to be able to convey a portion of vintage feeling. The maple fingerboard has a radius of 9.5" and 21 frets, while the synthetic bone nut has a width of 42 mm. Overall, the James Burton Telecaster is wonderful to play, while the visual highlight in the form of the Red Paisly Flames finish puts the instrument in the spotlight. PickupsAlthough the pickup