Fender Britt Daniel Telecaster Thinline, Amarillo Gold Electric Guitar

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Quick Product Summary The Fender Britt Daniel Telecaster Thinline in Amarillo Gold takes the direct, articulate character of a traditional Telecaster and combines it with the added resonance of a lightweight semi-hollow ash body. Designed in collaboration with Britt Daniel of Spoon, it is an Artist Signature Tele built for players who want familiar Fender clarity without being restricted to a purely traditional Tele specification. Its pairing of Fender Custom Shop single-coil pickups, an S-1 series/parallel switching system, a comfortable Deep “C” maple neck and a distinctive Amarillo Gold lacquer finish gives this guitar a character all its own. It can deliver cutting rhythm sounds, articulate clean tones and classic Tele attack, while the additional series wiring provides a thicker alternative when you need more weight from the same two-pickup layout. At A Glance Feature | Detail | Brand | Fender | Model | Britt Daniel Telecaster Thinline | Series | Artist Signature | Finish | Amarillo Gold | Body | Semi-hollow ash | Neck | One-piece maple, Deep “C” | Pickups | Fender Custom Shop Tele single-coils | Special Feature | S-1 series/parallel switching | Scale Length | 25.5" | Included | Elite Molded Case | Main Appeal | Telecaster clarity with extra resonance and tonal flexibility | Best For | Indie rock, alternative, punk, roots, blues, country and studio work | What’s Included? Fender Britt Daniel Telecaster Thinline electric guitar in Amarillo Gold Fender Elite Molded Case Why Choose The Fender Britt Daniel Telecaster Thinline? Semi-Hollow Telecaster Character The semi-hollow ash construction gives this guitar a different response from a conventional solid-body Telecaster. You still get the immediacy and definition players expect from a Tele, but with an added sense of resonance and warmth that makes the guitar particularly engaging for clean, edge-of-breakup and dynamic rhythm playing. Fender Custom Shop Pickups Rather than using standard pr