Fender Richie Kotzen Signature Telecaster - Maple Fingerboard, Brown Sunburst

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*Brand New Instrument in Pristine Condition! **Fender Authorized Dealers in Quebec City, Canada!! Versatile rock guitarist Richie Kotzen has long wowed audiences with his impeccable chops and deft Telecaster artistry. His prolific career spans from stints in Poison and Mr. Big, to solo artist and front man of The Winery Dogs, to his recent collaboration with Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith in the group Smith/Kotzen. Known for his passionate and captivating playing style, Richie has influenced countless guitar players along the way.Once available only in Japan, the elegant Richie Kotzen Telecaster guitar is now available worldwide, with features including a beautiful flame maple top on a comfortably contoured ash body, gold hardware and a distinctive combination of DiMarzio pickups. Features :  Series : Made in Japan Artist Orientation : Right-Hand Color : Brown Sunburst Country Of Origin : JP Platform : Artist Neck Material : Maple Neck Finish : Satin Urethane Neck Shape : Large "C" Fingerboard Radius : 12" (305 mm) Fingerboard Material : Maple Position Inlays : Abalone Dot Number of Frets : 22 Truss Rod : Standard String Nut : Synthetic Bone Nut Width : 1.650" (42 mm) Nut Material : Synthetic Bone Body : Ash with Flame Maple Laminated Top Body Finish : Gloss Urethane Body Shape : Telecaster Body Material : Ash with Flame Maple Laminated Top Bridge : 6-Saddle String-Through-Body Tele with Block Steel Saddles Pickguard : 1-Ply Cream Control Knobs : Knurled Dome Gold Switch Tip : Black Hardware Finish : Gold Tuning Machines : Gotoh Cast/Sealed Strings : Fender USA 250L Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges), PN 0730250403 Neck Plate : 4-Bolt Vintage-Style Strap Buttons : Vintage-Style Bridge Pickup : DiMarzio The Chopper T DP384 Neck Pickup : Dimarzio Twang King DP172G Pickup Configuration : SS Controls : Master Volume, Series/Parallel Rotary Switch Switching : 3-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and