Fender Stories Collection Mike Campbell Red Dog Telecaster Electric Guitar. Maple Fingerboard, Red Dog Red

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The Fender Campbell Red Dog Telecaster electric guitar pays homage to one of rock's most iconic guitars—Mike Campbell's "Red Dog" Telecaster, famously featured on Tom Petty's "Refugee." Part of Fender's Stories Collection, this model captures the essence of Campbell's legendary 1972 Telecaster with features that blend vintage aesthetics and modern performance. Its striking Red Dog Red finish is applied using heirloom nitrocellulose lacquer, enhancing resonance while delivering a worn-in look reminiscent of decades spent on stage. With a unique SHH pickup configuration and onboard "Destruct" boost circuit, this electric guitar is designed for players who need a versatile tonal range and powerful, expressive sound. Whether you're chasing fiery leads or smooth rhythm tones, the Fender Campbell Red Dog Telecaster delivers the tools to craft unforgettable music. Custom Mike Campbell Red Dog Pickup Set Provides Dynamic Tonal Range This model features a unique pickup configuration that combines vintage-style humbuckers and a single-coil bridge pickup. The Mike Campbell Red Dog neck and middle humbuckers deliver warm, full-bodied tones with exceptional clarity, while the Tele-style bridge pickup provides the signature snap and punch that Fender is known for. The 5-way blade switch unlocks an array of tonal combinations, ranging from smooth neck humbucker warmth to cutting bridge pickup attack. Whether you're dialing in classic rock tones or exploring bold new sounds, this setup offers unparalleled versatility for recording, live performance and creative exploration. Onboard "Destruct" Circuit Adds 34dB Gain Boost The onboard "Destruct" boost circuit is a standout feature, providing an impressive 34dB of gain at the push of a button. This circuit is perfect for solos, offering the ability to cut through the mix with raw power and sustain. Controlled via a dedicated button, the boost is easy to engage mid-performance, making it ideal for dynamic shifts and standout moments. W