Fender Player Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde~ Maple 2023 MIM~ Electric Guitar

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Fender Player Telecaster – Butterscotch Blonde – Maple Fingerboard – 2023 PRE-OWNED | 2023 | BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE A beautiful 2023 Fender Player Telecaster in the timeless Butterscotch Blonde finish, complete with a maple neck, black pickguard and classic chrome hardware. Few guitars are as instantly recognisable as a Butterscotch Telecaster, and this Mexican-made Player Series model captures that traditional appearance beautifully while offering a comfortable, modern playing feel. This particular guitar has had just one owner from new and has seen very little actual playing time, having been used mainly at home. There are, however, some cosmetic marks and small knocks from being moved and handled over the years, which we’ve photographed carefully and reflected in our asking price. We would normally retail a Player Telecaster like this at £549, but this one is available for £499. A lovely guitar that plays very nicely, with all the familiar Telecaster sounds and feel. Classic Butterscotch Blonde Styling There are few colour combinations more closely associated with the Fender Telecaster than Butterscotch Blonde, a black pickguard and maple neck. It’s a design that goes right back to the earliest days of the Telecaster and remains just as appealing today. The alder body features a gloss polyester finish, with the grain subtly visible beneath the warm Butterscotch colour. The black pickguard provides a striking contrast, while the chrome control plate, traditional Telecaster bridge and maple fingerboard complete the look. We’ve removed the protective film from the pickguard since the guitar arrived, leaving it looking beautifully clean and fresh. It’s a classic Fender design that needs very little introduction. Player Series Alnico 5 Pickups The Player Telecaster features a pair of Fender Player Series Alnico 5 single-coil pickups, delivering the clarity, bite and versatility that have made the Telecaster a favourite with guitarists for generations. Th