Fender American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster Prototype White Limited Edition
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Manufacturer: Fender
Model: Telecaster
Series: American Vintage II
Origin: USA
Number of strings: 6
Body:
Construction: Solid Body
Shape: Telecaster
Body material: Ash
Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Colour name: Prototype White
Neck:
Neck material: Maple
Neck profile: 1951 "U"
Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Neck construction: bolt-on
Fingerboard:
Material: Maple
Frets: 21 (Vintage Tall)
Radius: 7.25" (184.1 mm)
Scale length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Fretboard inlays: Black dots
Side dots: Black Dots
Saddle:
Material: Bone
Nut width: 1.650" (42 mm)
Headstock:
Logo: Fender
Machine head: Pure Vintage Single Line "Fender Deluxe"
String Tree: Vintage-Style Disc
Plating: Nickel/Chrome
Bridge:
Type: Pure Vintage 3-Saddle Tele® with Brass Barrel Saddles, Serialised
Plating: Nickel/Chrome
Hardware:
Poti caps: Knurled Dome
Pickguard: 1-Ply Black Phenolic
Stringing: .010-.046 Nickel Plated Steel
Hardware finish: Nickel/Chrome
Electronics:
Neck Pickup: Pure Vintage '51 Single-Coil Tele®
Bridge pickup: Pure Vintage '51 Single-Coil Tele®
Controls: Master Volume , Master Tone
Switch: 3-Way Switch
accessories included:
Vintage-style tweed case
The Fender® American Vintage II series presents masterfully crafted replicas of the revolutionary models with which Fender made music history. Each instrument contains bodies, necks and hardware typical of the era, is refined with premium finishes and carefully tuned to the sound of the historic original. So that the reproductions not only look like their famous ancestors, but also sound like them.
One year after the release of the Fender Broadcaster®, we received a letter from Fred Gretsch Mfg. Co. fluttered into our house. In it, we were asked to give the electric guitar, which was our flagship at the time, a new name. What to do? We wanted to move conceptually into the world of TV themes, but Broadcaster was now taboo. So maybe something with Television, Tele... Exactly. In 1951, we launched the Blackguard Telecaster®. Since then, electric guitars with a solid body have been suitable for the masses. To this day, the Tele® is so successful that we have never taken it out of the programme. Its secret? It is simple, straightforward, robust, reduced to the essentials and inspires countless artists worldwide in all styles with its uncomplicated character.
This American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster in authentic prototype white has an ash body and a relatively strong maple neck in the '51 U-profile. The fingerboard with a 7.25" radius is fitted with vintage tall frets. Just like the 1951 model, two dots sit close together at the 12th fret. The single Phillips screw used to adjust the neck position is also from the year of manufacture. The bridge with three brass string saddles, the "Fender Deluxe" in-line machine heads and, of course, genuine Pure Vintage '51 Telecaster pickups round off the historically correct look and sound.
Attention: The Prototype White finish is strictly limited!
Properties
| Body: | Ash |
|---|---|
| Body shape: | T-Style |
| Colour: | White |
| Electronics: | Passive |
| Fingerboard: | Maple |
| Frets: | 21 |
| Neck: | Maple |
| Number of strings: | 6 |
| Pickup: | SS |
| Scale Length: | 648 mm |
| Top: | none |
Contact:
Fender Sales BV
Tradeboulevard 4
Zevenbergen
NL 4761 RL
E-Mail: contactemea@fender.com
Web: http://www.fender.com
Fender is recognised as one of the greatest manufacturers and pioneers of solid body guitars. As the creator of the Telecaster and Stratocaster, founder Leo Fender created milestones in the history of electric guitars and thus a cult following. The name Fender alone is enough to evoke melodies, memories and emotions in the mind. When you hear a Fender Telecaster or a Fender Stratocaster, legendary songs such as "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix, "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple and "Cocaine" by Eric Clapton immediately spring to mind. There is also a long history behind the famous Fender amps. Leo Fender started building guitar amps even before he built his first guitars. These were of course built using tube technology, Fender only started with solidstate models in the late 60s...
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