Seymour Duncan SAPTR-1 RW/RP APTR-1 Tele Alnico II Neck-Single Coil Pickup

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In its classic form, the guitar is simply constructed, with the neck and fingerboard comprising a single piece of maple, screwed to an ash or alder body inexpensively jigged with flat surfaces on the front and back. Ideal for country bends and steel guitar glisses, this Tele is available only with a maple fingerboard. The '68 version has two standard Telecaster single-coil pickups, [31] string-through-body bridge, and a choice of an ash or mahogany body. These are often highly modified versions of the US or Mex models and you’ll normally find them with cool upgrades like dual humbucker pickups or bigsbys.

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As of 2008, all American Standard Telecasters came with a redesigned Tele bridge with vintage-style bent steel saddles, and a bridgeplate made of chromed brass instead of steel.

There is a 5 way switch to select between sounds and a USB port for charging the electronics in the guitar. Medium - Heavy: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. By 1952 Leo Fender was clear of any patent or naming infringements, and the Fender company began producing the Telecaster guitar in larger numbers. There are two kinds of Tele® players: country pickers for whom twang is king (we don’t make Twang King™ pickups for nothing, right? Telecaster® guitars may seem very basic, but the differences in maple and rosewood fingerboards, body woods and even bridge and saddle materials mean there are a lot of different-sounding axes around, and some of them are very piercing.

It consists of a usually white or black body with all black hardware, ebony fingerboard, dual EMG humbuckers, single master volume control and a hardtail bridge. Other features included a parchment pickguard, non-veneered alder or ash bodies and rolled fingerboard edges.

There are four different versions in this new range of telescopic lances, made from aluminium and fiberglass with different lengths up to 7. Leo Fender's Telecaster was the design that made bolt-on neck, solid body guitars viable in the marketplace. The Hot Rails for Tele set will transform your Telecaster into a fire breathing beast with an unapologetic, mean sound that's got the power of a set of full-sized high-output humbuckers.I think the Tele(highway 1) would be a better value so you don't have to deal with the cheap tremolo.