Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Telecaster Electric Guitar, Maple FB, Butterscotch Blonde
  • Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Style Electric Telecaster Guitar with Maple Fingerboard in Butterscotch Blonde Color
  • Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Style Electric Telecaster Guitar with Maple Fingerboard in Butterscotch Blonde Color
  • Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Style Electric Telecaster Guitar with Maple Fingerboard in Butterscotch Blonde Color
  • Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Style Electric Telecaster Guitar with Maple Fingerboard in Butterscotch Blonde Color
  • Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Style Electric Telecaster Guitar with Maple Fingerboard in Butterscotch Blonde Color

Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Telecaster Electric Guitar, Maple FB, Butterscotch Blonde

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Product Description

Fender's Japan - made Traditional guitar series combines the classic Fender instrument - making aesthetics with advanced Japanese craftsmanship. The guitar features a Telecaster® body made of basswood with a gloss polyester finish. It has a maple fretboard with a 9.5' (241 mm) radius, 21 frets, and black dot inlays. The vintage - style single - coil Tele® pickups deliver authentic tones. The 3 - saddle vintage - style strings - through - body Tele® bridge with brass barrel saddles provides excellent sustain. It comes with nickel - plated steel strings (.009 - .042 gauges), a 1 - ply black pickguard, vintage - style tuning machines, and nickel/chrome hardware finish. A gig bag is included for easy transport.



Using this Fender Japan Traditional II 50s Telecaster Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, plug it into an amplifier. Adjust the volume and tone knobs to get the sound you like. The vintage - style pickups give you that classic Fender sound, so play around with them to find your favorite tones. When it comes to handling, hold the guitar gently by the neck and body. Don't apply too much pressure on the strings when tuning to avoid breakage. For maintenance, wipe the guitar with a soft, dry cloth after each use to keep it clean. Check the strings regularly and change them when they start to sound dull or lose their tension. Keep the guitar in a dry place to prevent the wood from warping. The gig bag that comes with it is great for protecting the guitar when you're on the go, so always use it when transporting the instrument.


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