The Fender Made in Japan Traditional '70s Telecaster Custom is presented in Black with Maple neck and fretboard. Fitted with a Vintage-Style Single-Coil Tele pickup in the bridge position and Wide Range Humbucker in the bridge, this guitar is capable of much heavier sounds than the Tele tradition. Includes deluxe gig bag.
The Fender MIJ Traditional '70s Telecaster Custom Black is now available from Merchant City Music - Glasgow’s longest established guitar specialist. Visit us in the shop, where a member of staff will be happy to talk you through its features and set you up for a demo. Alternatively, buy online for fast delivery to the UK, Europe and beyond. Every guitar we sell is rigorously checked over and professionally set up before it goes out the door, ensuring you receive the best possible example. The setup can also be tailored to your preferences; just let us know!
Fender Made in Japan Traditional '70s Telecaster Custom in Black
This Fender MIJ Traditional '70s Telecaster Custom is finished in a classic Black colour with Maple fretboard. Unusually for a guitar with a solid finish, this instrument has a traditional Ash body. Ash is used increasingly sparingly on modern guitars due to its scarcity, usually being reserved for guitars with a transparent finish.
Built with all the attention-to-detail for which Fender’s Japanese craftspeople are renowned, this MIJ Tele Custom provides player-friendly performance thanks to a modern 9.5” radius fretboard. The MIJ “U”-shaped neck is complemented by vintage frets for a period feel. By combining the vintage-style single-coil bridge pickup with a fat-sounding Wide Range humbucking neck pickup, Fender added some beef to the traditional Tele® bite.
A vintage-style Tele® bridge with three chrome barrel saddles gives this Telecaster its characteristic twang, while Vintage-Style Locking tuning machines offer period-correct aesthetics, classic feel and rock-solid tuning stability. Other features include three-bolt neck plate, chrome hardware and vintage-style strap buttons.