T Style Guitar

The Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom features the famous Fender Wide Range neck pickup and Seymour Duncan Single Coil design for versatility foolproof!

ARTICLE N° 44661
A sublime finish, pickups configuration H / S for a big versatility ... If you like the Telecaster, it will necessarily please!
  • Electric guitar Squier
  • Model Telecaster Custom
  • Vintage Modified Series
  • Body Shape Telecaster
  • Basswood body
  • Bridge Pickup Duncan Designed TE-101B
  • Wide Range Humbucking Neck Pickup
  • Configuration of SH microphones
  • Selector with 3 positions
  • Tele Bridge Vintage Style Strings through 3 bridges
  • Chrome hardware
  • Vintage-style belt-clip
  • Selector "Black Tip"
  • Mechanical Vintage-Style
  • The key Radius 24.1 cm
  • Maple fingerboard
  • Maple neck one piece
  • 21 medium jumbo frets
  • Head vintage held
  • Standard handle Mounting plate 4 screws
  • Neck Shape C shape
  • Nut width 42 mm
  • Position Inlays type blackheads
  • 64.8 cm fork length
  • Truss Rod Nut
  • Reference: 030-1260-506
For the first time ever, Squier Telecaster guitar features a Vintage Modified Custom including the new micro handle humbucker wide format designed by Fender for an incredibly rich tone. The humbucker wide format is a creative and dedicated acclaimed Fender, enhanced on this model with a micro bridge single coil Duncan Designed TE-101B with clear sound.
Its other great features include a maple neck in the shape of "C" with tinted shiny vintage finish, maple fingerboard with a radius of 9.5 ", 21 medium jumbo frets and black marks imbedded points of a pickup selector with three positions, four amp knobs with black skirt (two volume, two tone), a trestle crossing with three cylindrical saddles and vintage-style chrome tuners. Available in black and sunburst three tones.
Squier by FENDER - Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom Black Squier by FENDER - Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom Black
307,50 € excl VAT
Guarantee 5  years
REFERENCE : ZSQU0301260506
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