Fender Player II Modified Telecaster SH Rosewood - 3 Tone Sunburst

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The Fender Player II Modified Telecaster SH is the perfect blend of classic Tele style and modern sonic muscle; built for players who crave versatility without sacrificing feel or authenticity. Whether you're cutting your teeth in a rehearsal space or holding down a festival stage, this upgraded Tele is engineered to meet the demands of today's guitarist-with enough tonal range to cover country twang, blues grit, and full-throttle rock. The key to its character lies in the pickup configuration. A beefy Player II Modified humbucker in the neck delivers smooth, high-output tones that are perfect for warm leads and saturated rhythms. Pull up on the tone knob, and you'll split that humbucker into a traditional single-coil, unlocking the crystalline snap Tele players know and love. Paired with a Player II Noiseless bridge pickup, you get all the classic bite and sparkle with zero hum-ideal for the studio or high-gain environments. Playability is second to none. The Modern "C" neck is fast and fluid, made even better by a satin urethane finish that keeps your fretting hand comfortable and free-moving. Choose from a slab rosewood or 1-piece maple fingerboard, both featuring a 9.5" radius, rolled edges, and 22 medium jumbo frets-great for expressive bends, intricate runs, or just holding down rock-solid rhythm. The alder body gives the guitar its signature Fender punch and resonance, while a six-saddle bridge with block brass saddles provides precise intonation and tuning stability. Short post locking tuners, a TUSQ nut, and a modern string tree round out a performance-ready setup designed to handle everything from studio sessions to sweaty encore sets. Finished in a range of bold new colors that match the guitar's forward-thinking design, the Player II Modified Telecaster SH stands out both visually and sonically. If you're looking for a Tele that pushes beyond tradition without losing its soul, this is the one. At Cream City Music, we're big fans of guitars that give