Fender Player II Telecaster HH Electric Guitar - Aquatone Blue

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- YOU ARE VIEWING PHOTOS OF THE ACTUAL GUITAR BEING SOLD! This brand new 7.2 lb Fender will ship insured, fully set up, and inspected from Rapid City, SD. Buy risk free with our 14 day - full refund, less shipping, return policy.  Check out our shop policies for more details. The Fender Player II Telecaster HH represents a modern evolution of one of the most recognizable electric guitar designs ever created. Since its introduction in the early 1950s, the Telecaster has earned a reputation for reliability, clarity, and unmistakable style. The Player II series carries that legacy forward while updating the instrument for today’s musicians, offering refined playability and expanded tonal versatility. Finished in the striking Aquatone Blue, this Tele blends classic Fender aesthetics with contemporary performance features that make it equally at home on stage, in the studio, or in a rehearsal space. While the traditional Telecaster is known for its single-coil bite, this version features Player Series Alnico II humbuckers, giving the guitar a thicker, more powerful voice. These pickups deliver articulate highs, muscular mids, and deep, punchy lows, making the instrument well suited for rock, blues, alternative, indie, and heavier styles. With a simple 3-way blade switch and master volume/tone controls, players can easily move between warm neck tones, aggressive bridge sounds, and balanced dual-pickup textures. The Player II Telecaster HH also emphasizes comfort and playability. Its Modern C maple neck with a smooth satin finish and rolled fingerboard edges creates a fast, natural feel that encourages long playing sessions. Combined with a 9.5-inch radius rosewood fingerboard and medium jumbo frets, the guitar offers an ideal balance between vintage comfort and modern performance. With its dependable hardware, versatile electronics, and unmistakable Telecaster DNA, the Player II Telecaster HH delivers a fresh take on a classic instrument designed for modern players;