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This limited-edition Fender Player II Telecaster electric guitar delivers versatile tone and exceptional playability. Built with a solid alder body and maple neck, this limited-edition model offers a balanced mix of warmth and brightness and comes with a cool British Racing Green finish. The smooth rosewood fingerboard adds rich tonal depth, making it ideal for both professional players and enthusiasts. With Player Series single-coil pickups, this Telecaster captures the crisp, articulate twang that defines the iconic Fender sound. Its Modern C-shaped neck is designed for comfort, suiting a wide range of playing styles.
Iconic Telecaster Sound and Style
This limited-edition Telecaster reflects Fender’s legacy of innovation with its timeless design and recognizable silhouette. The solid alder body and maple neck deliver resonant tones with clarity and punch, while the rosewood fingerboard brings warmth and smooth playability. Together, these premium tonewoods create the versatile, balanced sound that the Telecaster is renowned for.
Player Series Pickups for Legendary Tone
The Player Series single-coil pickups provide the signature Telecaster tone, combining bright, articulate sound with dynamic versatility. The bridge pickup offers hot output and biting highs for cutting solos, while the neck pickup delivers rounder, bassier tones perfect for full chords and warm melodies. A 3-way switch lets you blend pickups for even more tonal options, and the tone control allows for fine-tuning to suit any genre or style.
Enhanced Playability for Every Style
The Modern C-shaped maple neck ensures a slim, comfortable profile, making it suitable for any playing style. The rosewood fingerboard enhances playability with smooth action ideal for slides and bends, while medium-jumbo frets provide easy note shaping. A 9.5" radius adds a touch of modern playability, and the string-through-body bridge boosts resonance and sustain. Additional features like the master volume control, 3-ply pickguard, synthetic bone nut and sealed tuning machines ensure reliable performance and tuning stability.
Roadworthy Durability
This limited-edition Player II Telecaster is built to handle the rigors of live performance. The solid alder body and bolt-on maple neck are designed to resist warping, even with temperature and humidity changes. The rugged polyester finish provides long-lasting protection against dings and scratches, ensuring that this guitar will look and sound great for years to come. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, this special Player II Telecaster is ready to deliver no-nonsense tone and durability.



- Alder body with gloss polyester finish
- Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard
- Two Alnico V single-coil pickups
- Bent-steel bridge saddles
- Series: Player II
- Shape: Telecaster
- Material: Alder
- Finish: Gloss polyester
- Material: Maple
- Construction: 4-bolt standard
- Finish: Satin urethane on back of neck with gloss urethane headstock face
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Truss rod: Single action, head adjust
- Material: Slab rosewood
- Fret size: Medium-jumbo
- Number of frets: 22
- Position inlays: White dot
- Side dots: White
- Nut material: Synthetic bone
- Nut width: 1.650"
- Pickup configuration: SS
- Bridge pickup: Player Series Alnico V Tele single-coil
- Neck pickup: Player Series Alnico V Tele single-coil
- Controls: Master volume, master tone
- Switching: 3-position blade: Position 1. Bridge pickup, Position 2. Bridge and neck pickups, Position 3. Neck pickup
- Bridge: 6-saddle string-through-body Tele with block steel saddles
- Tuning machines: Fender ClassicGear
- Hardware finish: Nickel/chrome
- Pickguard: 3-ply black/white/black
- Control knobs: Knurled flat-top
- Orientation: Right handed
- Number of strings: 6
- Case/Gig bag: None
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Most Liked Positive Review
My First Telecaster
This is my first Telecaster. (I've had a Fender Strat for many years and last year I picked up a Squier J. Mascis Jazzmaster.) I thought about getting a less expensive Tele, but the reviews of the Player 2 were largely positive, and I tried a similar Tele at a store. The price was right, the color is really eye catching, and I decided this was the Tele to buy. The neck is smooth and straight, and the fret ends are fine. No dings, chips, scratches anywhere on it. All the parts are in place and tight; nothing loose, nothing sprouting, nothing buzzing. Tuned up easily right out of the box. It plays fine—smooth, easy to fret, and held the initial tuning well. I'm just going to have to get used to "that iconic tele sound" I hear about. (I love the sounds of my Strat and my JM.)
Most Liked Negative Review
Absolutely no way would I buy this again!!!!!!!
I bought this guitar the day after black Friday at the Ocala store. Store was busy, I didn't look it over very close.That was my fault, but the bridge was adjusted all the way up. Guitar was way out of set up. No excuse for Fender shipping such a piece of crap, and shame on Guitar Center for not checking it out. The strings were corroded,so it was there for a while, and nobody caught it.Unbelieveable..I've purchased many guitars from you people, but this is my last.
- Practicing24
- Jamming22
- Recording13
- Small Venues11
- Rock Concerts6
- Fret Buzz5
- Craftsmanship2
- Flat Sound1
- Slight fret buzz out of box1
- Finger Print Stain1
- Experienced20
- Novice7
- Professional Musician3
- Back to playing after learning as a teenager1
- Fun To Play28
- Good Tone28
- Good Feel27
- Good Pick Up19
- Solid Electronics19
Reviewed by 32 customers
My First Telecaster
submitted13 days ago
byDuncan
fromMassachusetts
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This is my first Telecaster. (I've had a Fender Strat for many years and last year I picked up a Squier J. Mascis Jazzmaster.) I thought about getting a less expensive Tele, but the reviews of the Player 2 were largely positive, and I tried a similar Tele at a store. The price was right, the color is really eye catching, and I decided this was the Tele to buy. The neck is smooth and straight, and the fret ends are fine. No dings, chips, scratches anywhere on it. All the parts are in place and tight; nothing loose, nothing sprouting, nothing buzzing. Tuned up easily right out of the box. It plays fine—smooth, easy to fret, and held the initial tuning well. I'm just going to have to get used to "that iconic tele sound" I hear about. (I love the sounds of my Strat and my JM.)
Great tele
submitteda month ago
byTim
fromSalt Lake City
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I love the color and this guitar has a great feel.
Fender Player II Telecaster
submitteda month ago
byGonzalo
fromBelize Central America
I gig twice a month in restaurants and bars and this is super upgrade to my clean sound. This guitars shimmers in the mix. Those Alnico V pickups are superb. The playability is very smooth. The dark green plays tricks in the lights.
Fantastic guitar other than the fret buzz
submitteda month ago
byEthan
fromMountain View, CA
Everything about this tele is great except for the nut. Bending increases buzz which comes later on even if you don't bend on it. Otherwise, its a really good product. Color is beautiful
Everything I would have hoped for
submitteda month ago
byOrion
fromSan Marcos
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I got a fender tele from my local guitar center. Funny thing is I originally went in to get a new amp and when they didnt have the one I wanted, I just decided to browse. I saw an amp and went to pick a guitar and then saw the tele. I immediately went to play it and wow that classic sound is what really sold me. It sold me so much I forgot to buy an amp.
Player II Big Improvement over the Player in features and QC
submitted2 months ago
byVic
fromTucson, AZ
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I give the Player II Tele RW BRG 9 out of 10 for features and quality, fret ends 7 out of 10. I also got a Player II Strat RW CRR with same ratings. The smaller butterbean classic tuners are easier to use. The pickups are pretty hot and nice. Both are 90% to an American Pro IMHO.
Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.
submitteda year ago
asked byS
fromBrooklyn, NY
Where was this telecaster made?
Made in Mexico.submitteda year ago
asked byBrian
fromundisclosed
Does this Player II Tele have the rolled edge neck?
No, it doesn't.submitteda year ago
asked byKENNETH
fromPhoenix, Arizona
Just picked up one today and it didn't have Special Edition on the head by the SN what should I do
Please give us a call with your order number for order issues. 855-770-3373submitteda year ago
asked byAlex
fromFontana, california
What strings are on this?
Fender® USA 250L Nickel Plated Steel (.009-.042 Gauges), PN 0730250403submitteda year ago
asked byfo
fromdown the stairs behind the pipe
is this green or black like it looks
It's Green.

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