Fender Limited Edition Vintera '70s Telecaster 2020 - 2021 - Lake Placid Blue

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The Fender Telecaster is one of the world's most distinctive electric guitars, known for its single-cut body shape and double-dose of spanky-sounding single-coil pickups. This Vintera '70s Tele keeps many coveted features intact that are true to the models which defined the decade; sure to satisfy traditionalists who seek vintage tones and a classic feel. Limited Edition '70s Telecaster Fitted with a set of Custom Shop "Twisted" Tele single-coil pickups, this limited edition Fender Vintera '70s Telecaster has a potent voice that'll outshine frankly any other guitar of a similar price. A period-correct neck profile, "F"-stamped tuners and a vintage-style bridge make this an inspiring time-capsule instrument with an iconic look, luscious tone and addictive feel. Timeless Fender Construction Fender has relied on a favoured tonewood combination for the Vintera '70s Tele. Boasting an Alder body, this medium-weight material keeps things balanced across the frequency spectrum; the perfect tonal foundation for the pokey pickups. The Alder body is joined with a bolt-on Maple neck, bringing out some bright top-end snap that gives the instrument a very responsive and immediate feel. Vintage "C" Neck Profile A time-honoured vintage "C” neck profile provides a comfortable feel; substantial enough to keep the old-school aficionados happy without alienating contemporary players. Vintage frets also contribute to the nostalgic feel, as well as the rounded 7.25" fingerboard radius. Custom Shop "Twisted" Tele Pickups For authentic Fender tone, a pair of US-wired Custom Shop “Twisted” Tele pickups deliver hot high-output Telecaster twang with a dash of Strat-like chime. Punchy with overdrive and vibrant with cleans, these single-coils cover a lot of sonic territory! Old-School Hardware A traditional Tele bridge with three slotted steel barrel saddles gives this Telecaster its iconic spanky sound, while the period-accurate "F"-stamped machine heads offer '70s-era aesthetics and rock-sol