Fender Custom Shop 1952 Telecaster NOS Sunset Orange Transparent

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The Fender Custom Shop excels in a lot of ways - vintage, modern, aged, super clean, traditional, unique, straight-forward and funky.  Whatever you want, they can do.  While they always nail the aged finishes, and we have a fine selection from Journeyman Relic to Super Heavy Relic, we've decided to also provide an offering of perfectly clean, NOS guitars.  We did this after noticing that a lot of oustomers were doing NOS custom builds.  For the colors, we picked unique ones that are rarely ever seen.  In this case, it's Sunset Orange Transparent.  Doing it as an NOS was a no-brainer.  The reason is simple: this one is just too beautiful to do anything besides NOS!  The wood grain looks great behind the transparent finish, and Sunset Orange Transparent itself is an eye-catching color.      This Custom Shop '52 Telecaster is a testament to their ability to pull off vintage recreations with modern playability, featuring a flatter radius and bigger fret size, and an otherwise all-traditional design.  It has a two-piece select ash body that is lightweight, a stunning AAA flame maple neck with a 52 Style "U" neck shape, and all of the correct vintage hardware.   We went with a 9.5" radius and Narrow Tall (6105) frets for easy playing and bending - this is one of the most common and popular modifications to vintage-styled guitars out of the Custom Shop.  Additionally, we did a slightly slimmed down version of the '52 Style "U" neck shape, to make it a bit more accessible to more players.  It measures .860 - .920, providing a great feel for those that love the vintage feel but also want to be able to play fast.   For the pickups, we chose the Custom Shop '51 Nocaster set, which provides the sound of the original Telecasters that Leo Fender first designed.  It's the true "old school" tone, with everything you need and nothing that you don't.  Created with the original design in mind, these pickups accurately recreate the twang and shimmer of the originals.  They are period