Fender TL-52 MIJ '52 Telecaster Reissue - Off White Blonde - Made in Japan - Pro Set Up w Perfect Frets/Action/Intonation!

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Fender TL-52 MIJ '52 Telecaster Reissue Off White Blonde Made in Japan Serial: U038372 Luthier Measurements:  Nut Width: 1.66 Neck Thickness at 1st Fret: .84 Neck Thickness at 12th Fret: .93 Radius: 7.25 Scale: 25.5 Weight: 8 lbs 10 oz's Comes in a Fender Gig Bag $$$ It has just been professionally set up and dialed in for optimal tone and playability. It has low action with no buzzing. The frets are in perfect condition and polished to shine like a mirror, it is truly stage or studio ready/worthy. Including New Strings,  Perfect Intonation, Truss Rod Adjustment and Low Action Read Our Feedback and Rest Assured, The Dude Abides! 🔥 “OFF-WHITE BLONDE. PURE ’52 SOUL.” 🔥 2010 Fender Japan TL-52 Telecaster This is pure Telecaster soul with Japanese precision. A stunning 2010 Fender Japan TL-52 (the classic ’52 reissue) finished in gorgeous Off-White Blonde. That soft, creamy blonde lets the beautiful ash grain peek through like sunlight on weathered wood — classic blackguard vibes with just the right amount of vintage glow. It looks like it walked straight out of the early ’50s and somehow stayed this clean. Under that timeless finish sits a lively ash body that delivers the bright, snappy, airy resonance Telecasters were born for. The one-piece maple neck feels fantastic in the hand (comfortable vintage-inspired profile), paired with a 7.25” radius maple board and classic frets that make chords ring and bends sing. Expect classic Tele magic: sparkling, cutting bridge twang with that iconic “spank,” a warm and rounded neck pickup that cleans up beautifully, and the perfect midrange punch that sits right in the mix. Whether you’re chasing country chicken-pickin’, blues bite, indie jangle, or rock ’n’ roll attitude — this one delivers. Condition? Excellent. Clean, well-cared-for, and looking sharp for a 2010 instrument. I see a small ding on the back of the neck, otherwise near mint. Professionally set up and dialed in for optimal playability — low, comfortable action,