T Style Guitar

The Vintage Modified Telecaster Deluxe is the reincarnation of the vintage in person! The two humbuckers specially developed for this by Fender Tele Deluxe will give you an incredibly rich tone.

ARTICLE N° 44651
The Vintage Modified Telecaster Deluxeest a compromise between modern guitar by his two microphones Wilde Range, and its first vintage Telecaster. A real treat!
  • Electric guitar Squier
  • Model Telecaster Deluxe
  • Vintage Modified Series
  • Body Shape Telecaster
  • Basswood body
  • Wide Range Humbucking Bridge Pickup
  • Wide Range Humbucking Neck Pickup
  • Caches chrome microphones
  • Configuration of HH pickups
  • Two volume knobs and two tone controls
  • Black Tip selector 3 positions
  • Bridge 6 bridges
  • Chrome hardware
  • Vintage-style tuners
  • Fretboard Radius 305 mm
  • Maple neck one piece
  • Maple fingerboard
  • 21 medium jumbo frets
  • Head Vintage Tint
  • Standard handle attachment of plate 4 points
  • Neck Shape C shape
  • Nut width 42 mm
  • Position Inlays type blackheads
  • 64.8 cm fork length
  • Truss Rod Nut
  • Reference: 030-1265-505
For the first time ever, Squier Vintage Modified Telecaster offers Deluxe guitar while including the new humbucker in widescreen designed by Fender. Acclaimed creation and devoted Fender humbucker in the widescreen delivers an incredibly rich tone and brings even more authenticity to this vintage model.
Its other great features include a maple neck in the shape of "C" with tinted shiny vintage finish, maple fingerboard with a 12 "radius, 21 medium jumbo frets and black marks encrusted points, a selector micro three-position, four amp skirt with black buttons (two volume, two tone), a trestle crossing with six stamped saddles, and vintage-style chrome tuners. Available in Black and Olympic White.
Squier by FENDER - Vintage Modified Telecaster Deluxe Olympic White Squier by FENDER - Vintage Modified Telecaster Deluxe Olympic White
304,17 € excl VAT
Guarantee 5  years
REFERENCE : ZSQU0301265505
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