Fender Japan TL69 All Rose

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Welcome to TC Gakki! All photos are of the item for sale. Please note they are for sale in our store and may sell out. Thank you for looking! Feel free to ask any questions! Product Details ________________________________ For guitarists who yearn for that legendary all-rosewood Telecaster played by George Harrison during the "Let It Be" sessions, who love its heavy, substantial look but find the original simply unaffordable, this is for you. That lustrous, beautiful rosewood grain and unique tone—it's the ultimate dream for any Telecaster enthusiast. However, when you actually try to find one, the original is incredibly expensive, museum-worthy. Furthermore, a solid rosewood Telecaster is so heavy that playing for extended periods can be tiring—a practical hurdle for many. For George Harrison fans, and for those seriously seeking a Telecaster with a unique personality and sound unlike anyone else's, this is for you. This model perfectly recreates the original, produced only for a very short period from 1969 to 1972. It features a pancake construction with ultra-thin maple sandwiched between layers of heavy rosewood. The body features a hollow section, successfully reducing weight while maintaining the gorgeous look characteristic of all-rosewood guitars. While slightly heavier, it's a practical weight suitable for stage use. The tuning pegs are high-quality Schaller F-key tuners. And the sound itself is a testament to the benefits of rosewood: a solid, sharp attack, clear, soaring highs, and an excellent sustain that seems to go on forever. The more you play, the more you feel the characteristics of this hard wood—a truly unique sound. The rich, grainy wood grain gives it a look that will satisfy your desire to own it, even just by looking at it on a stand. Why not relive the excitement of a dream rooftop concert with your own hands? This is a special guitar that combines overwhelming aura with practicality. 【SPEC】 BODY: Rosewood NECK: Rosewood FINGERBOA