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Fender Artist Series J5 Telecaster Electric Guitar

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#102961554 Black Rosewood Fretboard

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A Tele of a different stripe.

The Fender J5 Telecaster Electric Guitar was designed in collaboration with John 5, the highly regarded guitarist for Marilyn Manson, k.d. lange, and David Lee Roth. This Tele covers a wide range of music genres. Equipped with an Enforcer humbucking bridge pickup and a Custom Shop Twisted Tele neck pickup, separate volume controls for each pickup, a 3-way selector, and a 3-over/3-under tuner array. Radically different headstock design and chrome pickguard give it a distinctive look.

Fender Artist Series J5 Telecaster Electric Guitar Features:

  • Bound ash body
  • Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard
  • Matching black headstock
  • 3-over/3-under tuner array
  • 22 medium-jumbo frets
  • Chrome pickguard and hardware
  • Enforcer humbucking bridge pickup
  • Custom Shop Twisted Tele single-coil neck pickup
  • Independent volume control for each pickup
  • 3-way toggle pickup selector

Fender Artist Series J5 Telecaster Electric Guitar Includes:

    Fender deluxe gig bag

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Very impressive

Im a gibson man all the way. But John 5 is one of fav. guitarists. So i had to get one to see what it was about. Its such a piece of eyecandy. The humbucker is hot as well, and if you still want that bluesy/country twang sound then you still have the twisted tele neck pickup. I recommened this guitar to anyone who thinks they know what a telecaster should be.

Reviewed by myspace.com/headtriprock on 3/7/2007 who plays Hard Rock.

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Best looking Tele I've Seen.

Well unfortunately I haven't been able to play because there isn't a store around me that has it in stock. However I have heard it used and it sounds amazing... The guitar is built just like any other tele so amazingly enough it still has the country twang even though it doesn't look it. John 5 actually uses a lock of Chicken Pickin type playing so it is not made for "metal". This tele has some cool features as well, its got two volume knobs, one per pickup, and then its got a 3 way selector right there as well. Plus its got the on/off switch right on the front of the body which can make a very cool effect if used correctly. The only feature I do not like is the headstock because its got the 3 tuners on top and bottom... which I guess is there because of the special groove in the headstock that is made for behind the nut bends, but thats just from looking at it as I have not played it. I really want to get this since its so cheap at 750 and I will probably definately get it when the price drops if it does...

Reviewed by kurt on 10/17/2006 who plays Rock, Alternative, Metal, Blues.

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