Fender American Professional Classic Telecaster Faded Lake Placid Blue Maple Fingerboard

What we say:

At A Glance:

The Fender American Professional Classic Telecaster Faded Lake Placid Blue Maple Fingerboard draws on the classic design of the Telecaster with the benefit of modern appointments. This makes it an incredibly reliable professional instrument for both stage and studio. The duo of vintage-inspired Coastline '63 Telecaster pickups deliver the iconic depth, punch and sparkle of a 1963 Telecaster and the colour pays homage to Fender's extensive back catalogue of classic finishes.

A Modern "C" shaped neck ensures it's fast and comfortable to play, while the Staggered ClassicGear tuners add to the vintage aesthetic and keep the strings close to the nut. This is the kind of guitar you can depend on night after night and session after session to deliver classic and inspiring tones with true Fender style.

Features We Love:

Greasebucket Tone Circuit

The Greasebucket tone circuit is Fender's unique take on a tone control, which keeps your guitar from getting too muddy when rolling down the high frequencies. This ensures that even darker sounds remain articulate and not muffled.

Coastline '63 Pickups

The Coastline series of pickups have been developed for the American Professional Classic series and offer the great vintage tone from classic eras of Fender's history. The '63 Telecaster pickups in this guitar have all the characteristic twang and bite of a 1963 Telecaster.

Modern "C"-shaped neck

The Modern "C"-shaped neck gives this guitar a comfortable and familiar feel with a 9.5"-radius fingerboard, making it great for both chords and lead playing.

Who Is It For?

The Fender American Professional Classic Telecaster is perfect for any musicians looking for a professional, dependable instrument that is simultaneously modern and classic. This is the kind of instrument that is built for touring or studio work.

Highlights:

• Made in USA by Fender with premium parts
• Classic looks and tone paying homage to the history of the Telecaster
• Modern playability and reliability