Fender Player Telecaster 2021 Left-Handed - Black
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Up for sale is my Fender Player II Telecaster in Black with a Maple fingerboard, made in Mexico.
This guitar is in excellent condition and has been well cared for in a smoke-free home. The finish is glossy and clean, the neck feels great, and the frets show little to no wear. Everything functions exactly as it should.
The Player II series takes everything people love about Fender's Mexican-made Telecasters and adds several welcome upgrades, including rolled fingerboard edges, a satin-finished Modern C neck, and Player Series Alnico V pickups that deliver classic Tele twang, clarity, and punch.
Features:
Alder body
Maple neck and fingerboard
Modern C neck profile
Rolled fingerboard edges
Player Series Alnico V Telecaster pickups
22 medium jumbo frets
6-saddle bridge for improved intonation
ClassicGear tuning machines
Made in Mexico
The guitar plays great, stays in tune, and sounds exactly like a Tele should. Whether you're looking for country twang, blues, rock, indie, or classic Fender clean tones, this guitar covers a lot of ground.
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| Listed | 3 days ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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