Fender Vintera III Late '50s Telecaster Electric Guitar - Dakota Red

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The Fender Vintera III series delivers meticulously crafted vintage recreations that capture the authentic look, feel, and tone of iconic Fender guitars from the '50s, '60s, and '70s. The Vintera III Late '50s Telecaster features an ash or alder body paired with a 1-piece maple neck and maple fingerboard, delivering that unmistakable Fender sound brimming with punch and crystal-clear articulation. The authentic late '50s “V”-shaped neck profile offers an instantly familiar playing experience, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets ensures supreme comfort and outstanding feel. At its heart, two meticulously crafted vintage-style late '50s spec'd pickups capture the bright, cutting tones that established Fender's reputation during this pivotal era. The vintage-style 3-saddle bridge with steel barrel saddles offers authentic '50s twang while vintage-style appointments deliver classic aesthetics and period-correct tuning machines provide superior tuning precision. Embrace the authentic vintage spirit and legendary sound of Vintera III – where every detail tells the story. Alder Or Ash Body Classic Fender tonewoods known for exceptional resonance and clarity, alder delivers balanced tone with beefy mids and robust low-end, while ash provides enhanced punch and brightness with prominent grain patterns, offering versatile tonal options for diverse musical styles. 1-Piece Maple Neck With 7.25”-Radius Maple Fingerboard And 21 Vintage Tall Frets Vintage-accurate construction is delivered by the 1-piece maple neck with 7.25"-radius maple fingerboard, while vintage tall frets provide slightly more height than vintage for enhanced playability and classic comfort. Late-‘50s Soft “V”-Shaped Neck Based on a late-'50s "V” profile that’s been slightly rounded, this "Soft V" neck has a distinctly comfortable fretting-hand feel. Vintage-Style Late-'50s Pickups Authentic period tone and clarity are delivered by the vintage-style late-'50s pickups, capturing