
Fender · Amplifier
1967 · vintage, per listing
AMPLIFICADOR EN VIVO GRABACIÓN PRINCIPAL STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN 1967 Fender Twin Reverb EV SRO
€313,789
eBay (EU) · NL

Listing photo · Reverb.com
Fender / Reissue / vintage-inspired
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Last listed price
€6,118
Price as last observed on 18 Sept 2026. It may have changed; shipping, import charges and taxes may apply.
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From the listing
The Fender Custom Shop 1951 Telecaster Super Heavy Relic in Super Faded Nocaster Blonde is about as close as it gets to holding a true road-worn original in your hands; a guitar that looks, feels, and responds like it has lived decades of hard playing and honest use. Built for players who want that broken-in connection right away, this is not a subtle take on aging. It is a full commitment to the earliest days of the Telecaster, when these instruments were tools first and legends second. The two-piece ash body features an off-center seam and is finished in a Super Faded Nocaster Blonde nitrocellulose lacquer that has been taken far beyond light wear. The Super Heavy Relic treatment exposes wood, softens edges, and creates a naturally worn feel throughout, while details like the lack of grain filler and visible seam on the treble side reinforce its raw, early-'50s character. It feels open, resonant, and alive in a way that only this level of aging can deliver. Tonally, this guitar is pure Blackguard DNA. A set of hand-wound '51 Nocaster pickups delivers everything you expect from the era; a neck pickup with warm, woody clarity and a bridge that brings cutting twang, punch, and bite without harshness. The modified '51 wiring keeps things period-inspired while remaining usable for modern players, offering a dynamic, touch-sensitive response that rewards nuance and attack. The quartersawn maple neck is carved to a substantial 1951 "U" shape, filling the hand with a reassuring, vintage-correct feel. Finished in a dark tint nitro, it carries heavy wear and ghosting that adds to the broken-in sensation. A compound 7.25 to 12 inch radius paired with narrow tall frets brings a thoughtful modern edge, allowing for smooth bends and comfortable playability while keeping the overall vintage vibe intact. Hardware stays true to form with a relic Nocaster bridge, vintage-style saddles, and aged nickel and chrome appointments throughout. The black pickguard shows heavy wear to m
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Fender · Amplifier
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eBay (EU) · NL


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