Fender Jerry Donahue Signature Telecaster MIJ 1994 - 1999 - Crimson Transparent

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Fender Jerry Donahue Signature Telecaster, Crimson Transparent (1990s), with Fender Padded Gig Bag Included. Please note! This guitar has lots of wear/blemishes/marks to the finish, nothing to affect playability, please ask for more information/more photos! The Jerry Donahue Signature Telecaster stands as a testament to one of country's finest fingerstyle virtuosos. Released in the 1990s, this model captures the essence of Donahue's uncompromising approach to tone and playability. Finished in a stunning Crimson Transparent, the guitar showcases the natural wood grain beneath, creating a visually striking instrument that performs as beautifully as it looks. The single-coil pickups deliver the bright, articulate voice essential for Donahue's intricate melodic work and sophisticated harmonic phrasing. Built with Fender's signature craftsmanship, this Telecaster offers exceptional sustain, clarity, and responsiveness across the fretboard. The thin, comfortable neck profile and traditional body shape make it equally at home in the studio or on stage. A rare opportunity to own a piece of American guitar history from a master musician whose influence spans country, rock, and beyond. PLEASE NOTE! This Guitar/Amp Is At Our Dedicated Guitar Showroom, which is by appointment only. Appointments are extremely flexible. To arrange an appointment to view this or any of our other guitars/amps, please email  or . If you would rather view this Guitar/Amp in our Record Shop Location, please email the above and the product can be delivered to the store within 24 hours for viewing anytime during usual opening hours!  Key Specifications - Body Style: '62-style double-bound solid body  Finish: Crimson Transparent (Crimson Red)  Neck Material: Maple  Neck Profile: Soft 'V' shape (thicker near the nut and tapering down)  Fretboard Radius: 7.25 inches  Pickups: Custom combination featuring a Stratocaster single-coil in the neck position and a traditional Telecaster single-coil at the brid