Fender - Classic Player Baja 60s Telecaster PF Faded Sonic Blue
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688,33 €
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including eco-part : 0,90 €
Guarantee 5
years
REFERENCE : ZFEN0141513372
T Style Guitar
Electric Guitar Fender model Classic Player Baja 60s Telecaster PF Faded Sonic Blue equipped with American Vintage 58 and 52. Delivered in its Deluxe Fender case
ARTICLE N° 56307
Presentation
Former Master Builder of the Fender Custom Shop, Chris Fleming, took over the design of the Classic Player Baja Telecaster and has updated to create an instrument totally inspired by models of the 60s, including a touch by rosewood and a comfortable neck profile "C" type 60s.
Other features
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Fender
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Electric Guitar
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Telecaster
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Classic Player
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Polyurethane gloss lacquer
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Polyester gloss polish
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Pick guard 3 ply
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Alder body
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Maple neck
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Keystone radius: 24.1 cm
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Pau ferro key
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21 Medium jumbo frets
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C-shape handle profile 60
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Nut width 42 mm
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Key markers inlayed
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Micro pickup
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pickups
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pickup 4-position selector: Position 1 bridge microphone, Position 2 pickups and handle (in Parallel), position 3 micro neck, position 4 pickups bridge and bridge (in series)
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Electronic Selector S-1 CRLF
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Vinyl Style Chrome
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Vinyl Style Chrome
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Vinyl Style Chrome
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Vinyl Style Chrome
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Vinyl Style Chrome
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Reference: 014-1513-372
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