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Gorgeous to behold and a workhorse on the bandstand!
The top-of-the-line Fender American Deluxe Ash Telecaster Electric Guitar exudes Fender craftsmanship. You get vintage tone with a solid ash body, S-1 switching, and SCN (Samarium Cobalt Noiseless) pickups for hum-free Tele twang. The one-piece maple neck has a vintage tint, abalone dot inlays, and maple fingerboard decked out with 22 medium-jumbo frets. Includes Fender hardshell case.
Fender American Deluxe Series Ash Telecaster Electric Guitar Features:
- Top-of-the-line Fender craftsmanship and vintage tone
- Solid ash body
- S-1 switching
- SCN (Samarium Cobalt Noiseless) pickups for hum-free Tele twang
- One-piece maple neck with vintage tint
- Abalone dot inlays
- Maple fingerboard
- 22 medium-jumbo frets
Fender American Deluxe Series Ash Telecaster Electric Guitar Specifications:| Body Type | Solid Body | | Body Wood | Ash | | Bridge Pickup | Samarium Cobalt Noiseless | | Bridge Type | Tele with Brass Saddles | | Controls | Volume with S-1 Switch,Tone | | Finish | Polyurethane | | Fretboard | Maple | | Fretboard Radius | 9 1/2" (241 mm) | | Hardware Color | Chrome | | Neck Joint | Bolt-on | | Neck Pickup | Samarium Cobalt Noiseless | | Neck Shape | U-Shape | | Neck Wood | Maple | | Number Of Frets | 22 | | Number of Strings | 6 | | Nut Width | 1.6875" (43 mm) | | Pickup Configuration | Single-Single | | Pickup Selector | 3-way | | Scale Length | 25 1/2" (648 mm) | | Tremolo | No | | Tuners | Fender/Schaller | | With Case | Hardshell |
Fender American Deluxe Series Ash Telecaster Electric Guitar Includes:
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Vintage vibe with modern bling
This guitar has great tone, subtle with the hard ash body, great fretwork, stainless bridge and saddles, hard rock one piece maple neck. It is one of my favorite and most played guitars. Beautiful finish. 50s fat neck is my style. SCN noiseless pickups do their job well, but its not quite as bright as vintage Tele pickups, depending on your usage you might prefer those. Tone is plenty bright enough for my needs, and extremely well balanced. Suggest you play it and decide. This is a very versatile guitar with great tonal balance suitable for rock, country. Not suitable for high gain stuff but that's no surprise - this is not a shred guitar. Play it clean and show off your chops. Extra care and quality in the fretwork and finish in this model produces a flawless guitar. Built like a tank. It is however noticibly heavy due to the thick solid ash (not light swamp ash) body.
Reviewed by Frankie B on 11/6/2006 who plays rock, blues, country , fusion.
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Wow!
It's better than the one i played in the store. It's light, And solid. At the same time! And what can you say...The attention the the neck and frets, Well, It's very smooth. And the sound...Well, It does not have the balls of a strat...But it does what it does very well, And has a found a place in my music. If your looking for a tele...Go play one.
Reviewed by mg3419 on 7/16/2007 who plays Blues/Rock.
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Improving a classic
I own two very nice Stratocasters (61, 95 custom shop) but I've always eyed telecasters. When I heard that American Deluxe series came with Samarian Cobalt pickups and series switching I tried one out. I played it through a reissue Ampeg Jet that I use for practicing and I was sold. I really love the fater neck on the Ash Telecaster and the satin finish. While the series switch (the S-1 switch puts the two pickups in series when in the middle switch position) adds a nice mid-range boast the normal switching sounds great. While the country guys and gals will love the guitar I consider it be a true rock and and roll machine. You really can't go wrong with this guitar.
Reviewed by Thundering Howard on 2/13/2007 who plays Rock and blues.
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A True Classic with updates
My first real guitar was an early 60's Fender and how I wish I hadn't been talked into selling it, though I thought I'd done pretty well selling it at a profit after just a few years, oh well, live and learn.
However, I finally replaced it with 1 of the new Fender American Ash Tele's and it really brings back the memory of that old Pre-CBS Tele (same exact color, I mean identicle) and with the modern S-1 switching and Samarium Cobalt noiseless pick-ups it probably is better suited for the studio than my old one was.
Fender's are true classic's for a reason, they sound great, in fact they are the sound of Rock N Roll (and quite a bit of country) and you will still find they offer the real deal.
I think because of Leo Fender's ingenuity in production, the quality of the orginals is still there in their American series guitars (and basses). I just can't figure out how they keep their prices as good as they are for what they are, I guess it's the power of numbers, keep the numbers good and support Fender, buy one, you'll be glad you did and, honestly, don't sell it, they're definet keepers.
Reviewed by Dogstarr1 on 10/3/2006 who plays Rock, Industrial/Metal, Alternative.
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This guitar is the best guitar ever!
The American Deluxe Ash Fender Telecaster is pure beauty. You can't find many guitars as beautiful as this one. It has a great tone and a very srong sound.
Reviewed by The Fender Friend on 10/16/2006 who plays Rock.
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