Fender Vintera III Early 60s Telecaster Custom 3- Color Sunburst

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With its double-bound body and refined early ’60s styling, the Custom Telecaster offered a more elegant take on Fender’s classic workhorse design. The limited-edition Fender Vintera III Early ’60s Custom Telecaster pays tribute to that original model with period-correct precision, blending timeless Tele tone with a more polished, visually distinctive aesthetic. A double-bound alder body delivers balanced punch and clarity, while a maple neck with a round-laminated rosewood fingerboard adds warmth and smooth response. A pair of vintage-style 1963 single-coil pickups provides the bright, cutting voice that defines the Tele, complemented by era-correct details like clay dot inlays, a three-ply mint green pickguard and a three-saddle bridge with steel barrel saddles. The resulting instrument is a faithful recreation of a classic design, elevated with the features that set the Custom Telecaster apart. Double-Bound Alder Body for Balance and Refined Visual Character The Vintera III Early ’60s Custom Telecaster features a double-bound alder body that delivers the balanced, articulate response associated with classic Fender tone, with clear lows, present mids and smooth highs. The double binding along the top and back edges adds a clean, defined outline that elevates the instrument’s visual presence, giving it a more refined and distinctive look compared to standard models. Combined with the Tele’s slab body design, it creates a resonant and direct platform with strong articulation and clarity. Vintage-Style 1963 Pickups and for Classic Tele Tone A pair of vintage-style 1963 single-coil pickups delivers the unmistakable Telecaster voice—bright, cutting and highly articulate. The bridge pickup provides the signature twang and bite, while the neck pickup offers a fuller, rounder tone for contrast. Traditional master volume and tone controls paired with a three-way selector keep the layout simple and intuitive, allowing players to shape their sound quickly and move between ton