Fender Custom Shop LTD 1950s Telecaster Thinline Rosewood Neck Natural/Journeyman

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We plugged it into a Carr Rambler (with a little reverb—okay, maybe a lot of reverb), and this Tele knocked us out right away with its throaty growl and sweet, sparkling highs. It’s like the best of both worlds: a little like a P90-equipped solid-body crossed with a classic Tele. Clean tones sound fantastic, but when we cranked up the amp a bit, it pushed into a warm, punchy breakup that had us grinning ear to ear. It’s the kind of sound that might make you forget about your set-neck, mahogany body guitars for a while. Truly impressive - and fun - stuff. Body//Style--Semi-Hollowbody, Body--Ash (2 piece), Finish--Nitro Lacquer, Color--Natural Blonde, Aging Level--Journeyman Hardware//Pickups--Hand-Wound Loaded 51 Nocaster (open cover on neck pickup), Controls--Volume / Tone / 3-Way Switch, Electronics--Modern Tele wiring w/Greasebucket circuit, Bridge--Nocaster Bridge w/RSD brass saddles, Tuners--Vintage Style Tuning Machines, Pickguard--1 Ply Parchment Neck//Neck--Rosewood, Carve--1957 Soft V (.88-.99"), Radius--9 1/2", Nut--1.65" Bone, Frets--6105 Narrow Tall, Scale Length--25 1/2" Other//Serial #--R138616, Weight--5lbs 14oz, Case--Deluxe Hardshell Case ________________________________________ The Music Emporium has been a fixture of the Boston music community since 1968. We're a shop built by musicians - players, luthiers, photographers, and gear obsessives - and that shapes everything about how we do business. Every instrument we ship is inspected and set up by our in-house guitar techs before it leaves the shop. We're a Fender Showcase Dealer, Collings' largest dealer worldwide, and a Martin Custom Shop Expert Dealer. Our showroom is at 165 Massachusetts Ave in Lexington, MA. Questions about any instrument are always welcome. We're happy to talk gear.