Fender Vintera® II '70s Telecaster® Bass, Maple Fingerboard, Vintage White
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501 West International Speedway Blvd
Daytona Beach FL 32114
Revive the timeless sound of the '70s with the Vintera® II '70s Telecaster® Bass and experience the iconic looks, inspiring feel and incomparable tone that only a Fender can deliver.
The Vintera® II '70s Telecaster® Bass features an alder body and a maple neck for classic Fender tone that's full of punch and clarity. The mid-'70s "C"-shape neck is based on a classic '70s profile for an intuitive and inviting feel, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets provide vintage comfort with ample room for big bends and expressive vibrato. Under the hood, the vintage-style wide-range bass humbucker delivers the iconic Fender sound: warm, woody, dynamic and powerful. The vintage-style 2-saddle bridge and vintage-style "fender"-stamped tuning machines provide classic looks with enhanced intonation and tuning stability to complete the package.
Experience the unmistakable vintage feel and unmatched sound of a classic Fender with the Vintera® II '70s Telecaster® Bass today and start making music history!
FEATURES
- Alder Body
- 7.25" Radius Maple Fingerboard with Vintage Tall Frets
- Mid-'70s "C"-Shape Neck
- Vintage-Style Wide-Range Bass Humbucker
- Vintage-Style 2-Saddle Bridge
- Vintage-Style "Fender" Stamped Tuning Machines
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