The Custom Classic Telecaster guitar features a thin-finish premium ash body and a lightly-figured maple neck with a rosewood or maple fingerboard and 22 medium jumbo frets. Other features include Fender deluxe cast/sealed machine heads, a Twisted Tele neck pickup and classic Tele bridge pickup, reverse control plate with four-way switch, three-ply parchment pickguard, and a Custom Classic bridge with solid-steel bridge plate and chrome-plated solid-milled brass saddles.
Originally conceived as a model that could’ve been made during the halcyon days of the early ’50s (we didn’t begin building thinline guitars until 1968), Custom Shop Senior Master Builder Chris Fleming recently designed the Telecaster Thinline guitar with many of the same features and materials found in early Nocaster® guitars. The one major difference is its thinline, nitrocellulose-finished ash body, complete with f-hole. Additional features include a straight-grain, lightly tinted one-piece maple neck, Chris Fleming custom-wound pickups and vintage bridge. A truly distinctive Fender guitar.
This guitar features our “Closet Classic” treatment—built as if it was bought new in its respective model year, played maybe a few times per year and then carefully put away. It has a few small dings, a mildly checked finish, lightly oxidized hardware and aged plastic parts.
Originally conceived as a model that could’ve been made during the halcyon days of the early ’50s (we didn’t begin building thinline guitars until 1968), Custom Shop Senior Master Builder Chris Fleming recently designed the Custom Telecaster Thinline guitar with many of the same features and materials found in early Nocaster® guitars. The one major difference is its thinline, nitrocellulose-finished ash body, complete with f-hole. Additional features include a straight-grain, lightly tinted one-piece maple neck, Chris Fleming custom-wound pickups and vintage bridge. A truly distinctive Fender guitar.
This guitar has been given our “New Old Stock” (NOS) treatment—built (from original tooling) as if bought new in its respective model year and just found today.
Originally conceived as a model that could’ve been made during the halcyon days of the early ’50s (we didn’t begin building thinline guitars until 1968), the Custom Telecaster Thinline guitar was recently designed by Custom Shop Senior Master Builder Chris Fleming with many of the same features and materials found in early Nocaster® guitars. The one major difference is its thinline, nitrocellulose-finished ash body, complete with f-hole. Additional features include a straight-grain, lightly tinted one-piece maple neck, Chris Fleming custom-wound pickups and vintage bridge. A truly distinctive Fender guitar.
This guitar has been given our “Relic” treatment—built to show years of natural wear and tear; with nicks, scratches, worn finish, rusty hardware and aged plastic parts.
Colours include: Butterscotch Blonde, White Blonde, 2-Color Sunburst, Black
Designed to look and feel like a normal Telecaster guitar, the Fender Custom Shop’s innovative Sub-Sonic Telecaster is actually a baritone guitar for players who like the low growl of a seven-string but prefer the feel of a six-string. The Sub-Sonic’s unique features include a 27” scale length (tuned to B), a “Top Hat” switch tip, Nocaster® domed and knurled chrome-plated knobs, a Twisted Tele pickup at the neck and a Classic Tele pickup at the bridge.
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