Fender Custom Shop Bobbed Tele relic lefty LH lefthanded

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Nice light thinline Tele with humbuckers. Weighs 6 pounds 15 ounces. Note that due to the wiring and the absence of a compatible lefty pot, the controls turn the opposite way, like a Gibson. The Fender Custom Shop introduces the Limited Edition 1964 “Bobbed” Telecaster® Thinline Relic®, which combines several fan-favorite Tele® appointments in one remarkably distinctive guitar. Its chambered two-piece select ash Thinline body (mahogany on Aged Natural model) with classic “F” hole delivers the perfect blend of warmth with crisp attack and sparkling resonance, presented in authentically worn-in Relic® lacquer finishes in classic Aged Natural. The quartersawn maple neck is fashioned with a comfortably easy-playing 1960s-style Oval “C” profile, topped by a 9.5”-radius round-lam rosewood fingerboard with 21 Jumbo (6100) frets and a bone nut. True Telecaster® tone with biting mids and articulation comes from a pair of Fender Wide-Range CuNiFe humbucking pickups with ’72 Tele® Thinline wiring and three-way switching. Other premium features include a four-ply aged white Pearloid pickguard (three-ply black on Aged White Blonde model), three-saddle custom “chopped” Telecaster® bridge with Custom Shop RSD (Research Special Design) brass saddles for perfect intonation without sacrificing tone, vintage-style “F” tuners, wing string tree, deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity. Other premium features include a four-ply aged white Pearloid pickguard, three-saddle custom “chopped” Telecaster® bridge with Custom Shop RSD (Research Special Design) brass saddles for perfect intonation without sacrificing tone, vintage-style “F” tuners, wing string tree, deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity. Condition: Relic; Body: Mahogany; Neck: 5/4 quartersawn maple, 60 Style Oval C carve (.850/.920), 9.5 ; Nut: 1.650; Color: natural; Pickups: Widerange HB CuNiFe pickups: 25.5; Orientation: Lefthanded (of course)