Fender 75th Anniversary Telecaster - Diamond Anniversary

Description

This limited-edition Telecaster is a fitting homage to the one that started it all, providing classic Fender style and tone in an exclusive, upscale package. The 75th Anniversary Telecaster is finished in Diamond Anniversary metallic with a matching painted headstock. The maple neck features a "Modern C" profile, medium jumbo frets and a satin finish for supreme comfort and playability. Vintage-style '50s Telecaster pickups provide warm and twangy tone while a 6-saddle bridge improves intonation. In 1946 Clarence Leonidas "Leo" Fender created Fender Electric Instrument Company and changed the trajectory of modern music forever. The 75th Anniversary Series celebrates Leo's bold, revolutionary designs with special versions of the Stratocaster. Featuring unique finishes, pickups and remarkably comfortable necks, these instruments honor the timeless Fender designs that reshaped music. The 75th Anniversary Telecaster is finished in Diamond Anniversary metallic with a matching painted headstock. The maple neck features a "Modern C" profile, medium jumbo frets and a satin finish for supreme comfort and playability. Vintage-style '50s Telecaster pickups provide warm and twangy tone while a 6-saddle bridge improves intonation. This limited-edition Telecaster is a fitting homage to the one that started it all, providing classic Fender style and tone in an exclusive, upscale package.

Key Features

• The 75th Anniversary Series celebrates Leo's bold, revolutionary designs with special versions of the Stratocaster.
• Featuring unique finishes, pickups and remarkably comfortable necks, these instruments honor the timeless Fender designs that reshaped music.
• The maple neck features a "Modern C" profile, medium jumbo frets and a satin finish for supreme comfort and playability.
• The 75th Anniversary Telecaster is finished in Diamond Anniversary metallic with a matching painted headstock.
• Vintage-style '50s Telecaster pickups provide warm and twangy tone while a 6-saddle bridge improves intonation.
• In 1946 Clarence Leonidas "Leo" Fender created Fender Electric Instrument Company and changed the trajectory of modern music forever.