Fender Mike Campbell Red Dog Telecaster MN Red Dog Red - Electric Guitar

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Signature electric guitar by legendary guitarist Mike Campbell Alder body Heirloom Nitro-Finish in "Red Dog Red" One-piece maple neck "Early '70s C" neck profile 21 vintage-style frets 7.25" fretboard radius One Mike Campbell Red Dog Telecaster single coil in bridge position Mike Campbell Red Dog middle and neck humbucker in middle and neck position 5-way switch Controls for volume, Tone and "Destrict" push/push button Active "Destrict" boost circuit for a 34 dB gain boost Fender/Bigsby B5F Tremolo with tailpiece Vintage-Style tuners with "F" logo Includes case, certificate and other accessories such as picks and strap The Fender Mike Campbell Red Dog Telecaster MN Red Dog Red at a glance:With the Mike Campbell Red Dog Telecaster MN Red Dog Red, Fender is launching a new signature model for one of the most influential guitarists in US rock history. As the creative backbone of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers for many years, Mike Campbell wrote countless guitar hooks that have long enjoyed cult status. The Red Dog Telecaster is not only his sonic trademark, but with its exotic SHH pickup configuration and the Fender/Bigsby B5 tremolo, it is also one of the most interesting Telecaster variants ever. The Red Dog Telecaster is based on Campbell's original 1972 Tele with an eye-catching Bigsby bridge, two humbuckers in the neck and middle position and a classic single coil in the bridge position. The highlight of the signature electric guitar is the active "Destrict" boost circuit, which can be activated via the special "Destrict" push/push button. This blows a 34 dB gain boost into your amp and provides a clean overdrive effect that can be used versatilely for solos or present riffs. One-piece maple neck with 7.25" fretboard radius and Fender/Bigsby B5F tremoloThe alder body was finished with the elaborate Heirloom Nitro-Finish in "Red Dog Red" and combined with a beautiful Hardware. The one-piece maple neck in the "Early '70s C" profile with its 7.25" fingerboa