Fender Limited Edition Road Worn '60s Telecaster, Lake Placid Blue, Electric Guitar

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Quick Product Summary The Fender Limited Edition Vintera II Road Worn ’60s Telecaster in Lake Placid Blue combines classic early-1960s Telecaster character with a naturally aged Road Worn aesthetic and a few player-friendly refinements. Featuring an alder body, Road Worn nitrocellulose lacquer finish, early-’60s “C” maple neck, slab rosewood fingerboard and vintage-style ’60s Telecaster pickups, it is built for unmistakable Fender twang, clarity and feel. This brand-new limited-edition Fender also includes a Deluxe Gig Bag, making it an outstanding choice for players who love the appearance and character of a well-played vintage Telecaster without stepping into the vintage guitar market. Why Choose the Fender Limited Edition Vintera II Road Worn ’60s Telecaster? Authentic Road Worn Character Fender’s Road Worn treatment gives the Lake Placid Blue nitrocellulose lacquer finish the appearance and tactile character of a guitar that has already spent years being played. The intentionally aged aesthetic complements the traditional Telecaster design beautifully and means the guitar feels less pristine and more immediately familiar. Classic ’60s Telecaster Tone A pair of Vintage-Style ’60s Single-Coil Tele pickups delivers the articulate attack, bright upper-end snap and distinctive midrange character associated with classic Telecasters. From clean country picking and blues to indie, rock and driven rhythm parts, this is an extremely versatile traditional Fender pickup configuration. Comfortable Early-’60s Neck The maple neck uses an early-’60s “C” profile, paired with a slab rosewood fingerboard. A 9.5-inch radius and medium jumbo frets provide a more accommodating playing surface than strict vintage specifications, making bends and contemporary playing techniques comfortable while retaining the overall vintage-inspired feel. Traditional Telecaster Hardware A vintage-style three-saddle Telecaster bridge with slotted steel saddles contributes to the guitar's dir