You love 50s telecasters but you're not a fan of maple fretboards? We've got you covered!

Light as a feather, bold as a bluesman's attitude. Telecaster is always the do-it-all machine, whether you throw it into funk, blues or heavy rock. This one has it's roots in 52 Telecaster (body, headstock, neck), and a 51 Nocaster (bridge pickup and a bridge itself). One thing uncommon for early 50s Telecasters is the rosewood fretboard, with deep dark colour, as well as the neck profile - a 59 specific Large C.

The neck feel like home, slightly worn, satin back and a larger profile will attract those who love vintage but not only - even if you like modern C, you should give it a try.

Soundwise, it's a brilliant Tele - warm, punchy neck, middle quack and a twangy bridge. You've heard it many times on multiple records: you can think of Bruce Springsteen or Radiohead. 

And hey - with that color combination and a tasty relic job, it's guaranteed you will be seen on stage and it's gonna make a true gem in your collection. 

Specification

• Body: ash
• Body sorted for lightweight: yes
• Lacquer: Taos Turquoise, nitro
• Relic: Heavy
• Neck: maple 5/4 quarter-sawn
• Neck profile: large C (.850" 1st fret - .990" 12th fret)
• Back of the neck finish: sanded off, worn, relic
• Fretboard: AAA rosewood
• Fretboard radius: 9.5"
• Frets: 6105 Narrow Tall
• Pickups: Twisted Tele (neck) / 51 Nocaster (bridge)
• Bridge: Nocaster Gatton
• Tuners: American Vintage Tuners
• Weight: 3.08 kg
• Hardcase: yes
• Certificates: yes
• Relic: yes