NEW Fender Vintera II '60s Telecaster with Rosewood Fretboard - Fiesta Red, In Stock and Ships Fast!

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Fender Vintera II '60s Telecaster Electric Guitar - Fiesta Red Serial Number: MX25109923 Weight: 7 lbs 14 oz A Huge Stop on the Tele Timeline The original trailblazing Telecaster design skyrocketed into fame during the 1960s at the hands of rock icons like George Harrison, David Gilmour, Bob Dylan, and countless others. Today, Fender’s Vintera II ’60s Telecaster harnesses the legendry of those guitars with astounding accuracy! With a classic alder body, maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard combo, this beauty totally nails that ’60s Fender aesthetic. Guitarists love this Tele’s duet of vintage-style ’60s single-coil Tele pickups, designed to translate all that coveted ’60s Telecaster twang with authoritative clarity. Fender addressed every vintage detail, too, giving this axe a proper early ’60s “C” neck profile and vintage-style 3-saddle Tele bridge and tuning machines. The best part? The Vintera II ’60s Telecaster grants you full access to the tried-and-true sights, sounds, and feels of a true ’60s Tele for a fraction of the cost! Solid alder body The Telecaster is widely accepted as the original solidbody electric guitar, and it adopted some different specs over the years to keep its grandfathered status in its prime. One of these changes was a switch from ash to alder bodies in the mid-’50s. As a result, Alder helped give the Telecaster a full-bodied sound that was balanced across all frequencies while adding in a medium weight that felt just right across the shoulder. With the Vintera II ’60s Telecaster, you can expect the same finely crafted design and sonic result, keeping it a true champ for both live performances and studio work. Vintage-style ’60s single-coil tele pickups The voice of the Vintera II ’60s Telecaster comes from a pair of vintage-style ’60s single-coil Tele pickups at the neck and bridge positions. These single-coils channel the best of the Telecaster’s tone throughout the decade, delivering a bright and twangy presence in the lead position th