Fender Player II Telecaster RW Rallye Orange - Electric Guitar

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Telecaster from Fender’s new Player Series II Body made from chambered ash Maple neck Modern ‘C’ neck profile 9.5" fingerboard radius Rosewood fingerboard 22 frets 42 mm nut width 25.5" scale length (648 mm) Two Player Series Alnico 5 Tele single-coil pickups in the neck and bridge positions 3-way switch Controls for Master Volume and Master Tone 6-saddle string-through-body Tele bridge Fender ClassicGear tuning machines Rally Orange finish The Fender Player II Telecaster RW Rallye Orange electric guitar at a glance:With the Player II Telecaster RW Rallye Orange, Fender presents one of the latest Tele models from the new Player Series II, combining the tried-and-tested Telecaster design with adapted features that offer both comfortable playability and the authentic vintagesound of the solid-body model first released in 1950. With a chambered ash body and a four-bolt maple neck featuring a Modern ‘C’ neck profile, you can tackle bluesy tones or rock riffs with ease, whilst the 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with a 9.5” fretboard radius ensures ease of play when it comes to rapid chord changes or fast licks. The legendary Tele twang is provided, on the one hand, by the two Player Series Alinco 5 single-coil pickups in the neck and bridge positions, whilst the sturdy nickel/chrome hardware – such as the Fender ClassicGear tuning machines and the 6-saddle string-through-body Tele bridge – ensures reliable intonation and tuning stability. The highlight of the Player II Telecaster models is a range of brand-new, exotic colour finishes, which give this iconic guitar model a fresh new look, allowing it to shine with 21st-century modernity. Player Series Alnico 5 Tele Single-CoilsThe Player II Telecaster RW Rallye Orange features two Player Series Alnico 5 Tele-Single Coils in the neck and bridge positions, delivering the iconic Telecaster sound. The tone is characterised by prominent mids, bright trebles and a percussive attack, making the electric guitar particularly well-su