Model: George Harrison Rosewood Tele

Finish: Rosewood

Set-up & Playability: Nice low action! Good player, neck has a light tendency to the bass side, but still plays well regardless. 

Case: Original Hardshell

Notes: Recently I did a job for a really REALLY cool customer of mine who has a killer guitar collection - that he is so graciously trusting us to help him thin down. I went to his house to check out his collection and what I brought in was only the tip of the iceberg. It is one of the more impressive collections I have ever seen and I had a blast going through it with him. 

This is a 2017 George Harrison Rosewood Telecaster. This was my customer's second of this guitar (he had one he collected and one he played, I told you the guy was cool). It is in great, barely played shape. 

*FINISH CLOUDING* - These guitars notoriously have finish adhesion issues, which has cause the finish to cloud as the guitar has aged. Rosewood is a REALLY oily wood, which is why rosewood is usually unfinished or oil finished. The oils in the wood have cause the finish to seperate from the wood in places, causing the clouding you can see in the finish. This is an almost universal issue with this model, I am not sure why Fender used this sealer finish instead of oiling the guitars like the vintage ones were, but I digress. 

As always, we cleaned it up, polished the finish, flushed the electronics (if applicable), changed the strings, performed all routine maintenance and set the action low and smooth. All of our packages are packed tight enough to survive the apocalypse and we insure every parcel for the full purchase amount.

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