Fender Standard Telecaster

That bluesman who doesn't have a TV is bad. This, as you understand, is not about a TV, but about a guitar with a Telecaster body shape, invented by Leo Fender back in the 40s of the 20th century. It was the first solid body electric guitar at the time. The Fender Standard Telecaster is manufactured at Fender's facilities in Mexico, so it has a balance of price and quality available to a wide segment of buyers.

American beauty

The instrument is offered in 5 body colours: black, blue, red, white and sunburst. In addition to the unusual shape, the telecaster is distinguished by a special design of the fixed bridge and the presence of a metal bar on which the 3-position switch and tone and volume controls are located.

“But my friend is the best blues player”

Everything in the guitar is sharpened to a bright warm tone of sound, perfect for blues, country, light rock. It is better to play it without effects, such as "overdrive" or "distortion". So, those who like to "shake the reefs" will have to find another instrument.

At one time, the telecaster was used by George Harrison, Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, and Jimmy Page recorded a solo on it for his famous "Stairway to Heaven".

The warm sound comes from two single-coil pickups in the bridge and neck positions. The predominance of medium frequencies provides a solid body of alder. The neck is comfortable in girth and playability thanks to the Modern C profile.

Fender Standard Telecaster is an affordable line of electric guitars from a famous brand for those who want to touch the legend and have an excellent blues instrument in their collection.