Fender Telecaster Hot Rod

The Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster guitar combines classic looks with modern playability and tone. Features include a satin-backed neck with a flatter freeboard radius and medium jumbo frets, Seymour Duncan mini humbucking neck pickup and a single-coil bridge pickup for a slightly darker sound, vintage styling and thin-skin nitrocellulose lacquer finish.

The Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster guitar combines classic looks with modern playability and tone. Features include a satin-backed neck with a flatter freeboard radius and medium jumbo frets, Seymour Duncan mini humbucking neck pickup and a single-coil bridge pickup for a slightly darker sound, vintage styling and thin-skin nitrocellulose lacquer finish.

The Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster guitar combines classic looks with modern playability and tone. Features include a satin-backed neck with a flatter fretboard radius and medium jumbo frets, Seymour Duncan 'mini-humbucking neck pickup and a single-coil bridge pickup for a slightly darker sound, vintage styling and thin-skin nitrocellulose lacquer finish. An innovative new vintage-style bridge with three brass saddles now allows precise intonation of each individual string.On its 1951 introduction, the Telecaster was a revolutionary instrument that would usher in whole new eras of musical innovation and excitement. Sixty years later, in 2011, it is an archetypal electric guitar with a long and storied history. The rich history of Fender guitars begins with the Telecaster, and Fender is celebrating its 60th anniversary all year with 12 very special "Tele-bration" models that stay inside the Telecaster's famously elegant lines while offering the finest and most unusual takes on the instrument's past, present and future.

As part of Fenders Tele-Bration, commemorating 60 years of Telecasters, Fender has launched a special run of 12 Telecaster models; each with its own distinguishing characteristics. These guitars will stay inside the Telecasters famously elegant lines while offering the finest and most unusual takes on the instruments past, present and future.The Vintage 52 Hot Rod Telecaster features a Vintage Butterscotch Blonde nitro-cellulose finished Ash body that is outfitted with a Seymour Duncan 59 humbucking neck pickup and a Vintage Hot Rod '52 Tele Pickup in the bridge position. This Telebration guitar features a one-piece maple neck with a 9.5 radius and 21 medium frets to facilitate effortless string-bending. The necks profile is a thick U-shape which is employed on their Hot Rod guitars. Also includes a Fender hardshell case.This special edition Telecaster is destined to become an instant collectible classic. Order your Fender 60th Anniversary Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster Electric Guitar from Sam Ash Direct today with the security of our 45/60 day return/price protection policy and fast, free shipping.

The enduring strength of the Telecaster guitar is its elegant simplicity. One of the longest-running production models in history, it has been modified only slightly since its early 1951 debut. The American Vintage '52 Telecaster Reissue has a premium ash body, one-piece U-shaped maple neck and 7.25"-radius fingerboard. It features two American Vintage Tele single-coil pickups, original Tele circuit with three-position switch, brass bridge saddles, ashtray bridge cover, single-ply black pickguard, chrome hardware and master volume and master tone controls. Vintage six-saddle bridge and modern wiring kit included as accessories.

The most affordable Fender guitar on the market, the ESC-80 three-quarter-size classical guitar is available exclusively at Austin Bazaar, a Fender-authorized dealer. An ideal guitar for beginners, the ESC-80 is designed with the intention of stimulating interest in musicianship and arousing passion for the art of guitar playing. Classical guitars are ideal for beginners because they have nylon strings, which makes them easy to play, and because their smooth tone is less noisy than a steel-string acoustic guitar. It's also worthwhile to note that, in spite of their name, classical guitars aren't specifically oriented toward classical repertoire. You can play the same music on a classical guitar -- be it pop/rock or jazz -- that you can on an acoustic guitar. The ESC-80 boasts the expert craftsmanship, ease of playability, and exceptional sound quality synonymous with the Fender brand name. The color of natural wood with a glossy finish, the ESC-80 has a rosewood fretboard and bridge, a laminated spruce top, and a laminated agathis body. It's built with 18 frets, a scale length of 24 inches, and durable chrome three-in-line open gear tuners with white pearl acrylic buttons. Prestrung with D'Addario Pro Arte nylon strings (.028-.043), it even comes with a Fender gig bag. A remarkable deal at only $99, the ESC-80 three-quarter-size classical guitar is an Austin Bazaar exclusive.

This highly distinctive Telecaster is hewn from salvaged pine that was more than a century old. This amazing instrument is further distinguished by a hand-rubbed Whitewash oil finish. It features a '52 Hot Rod Telecaster neck (9.5" fretboard radius, medium-jumbo frets), hand-rubbed oil finish, and Vintage '62 pickups. On its 1951 introduction, the Telecaster was a revolutionary instrument that would usher in whole new eras of musical innovation and excitement. Sixty years later, in 2011, it is an archetypal electric guitar with a long and storied history. The rich history of Fender guitars begins with the Telecaster, and Fender is celebrating its 60th anniversary all year with 12 very special "Tele-bration" models that stay inside the Telecaster's famously elegant lines while offering the finest and most unusual takes on the instrument's past, present and future.