Up for sale: a Fender Boxer Series Telecaster HH, made in Japan, in a striking translucent red finish. This guitar is in near-flawless condition — freshly set up, cleaned, and strung with new strings, ready to play right out of the bag.

The Boxer Series was Fender's modern take on their late-1980s "Boxer" collection out of Japan, built for players who want classic Tele looks with more firepower under the hood. It's loaded with a pair of hot Boxer humbucking pickups for thick, high-output tone, along with a 2-way coil-split switch that unlocks classic single-coil Tele twang when you want it. The master volume and TBX (Treble Bass Expander) tone control give a wider sweep of tonal shaping than a standard passive tone knob. The neck is a Medium "C"-shaped maple profile with a 12" radius rosewood fingerboard and 22 jumbo frets — fast, comfortable, and great for bending. All-black hardware includes a 6-saddle string-through-body hardtail bridge for excellent sustain and tuning stability, plus Gotoh sealed tuners for smooth, precise tuning.

This model has since been discontinued by Fender, making it a bit of a standout — a distinctive HH Telecaster with real firepower that isn't easy to find new anymore. Comes complete with the original Fender gig bag.

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ConditionExcellent (Used)
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