This 1973 Fender Telecaster is an excellent example of a mid '70s four bolt neck Telecaster, with all the tone and vintage mojo of it's earlier counterparts, without the pre-CBS price tag.
This Telecaster features an Ash body with a see through blonde finish which has slightly yellowed over time. The neck has a typical '70s 'C' profile and is very comfortable in the hand. The original single coil pickups feature all the clarity and top end you would expect from a telecaster bridge, with the traditional mellow sound from the neck position. Other features include the correct 'F' stamped tuners used by Fender at the time, a three chrome barrel saddle bridge, and the ashtray bridge cover.
This guitar is in very good condition condition, with some play wear around the edges of the body, and the kind of patina and ageing you would expect to see from a guitar of this vintage. The neck pickup has been rewound at some point, but sounds as it should. Otherwise, this guitar is internally and externally original, with all electronics and hardware as they should be, with the original 1 meg pots dating to the 40th week of 1973 (304 7340).
This guitar has been given a full service by our luthiers at the Vintage Instrument Workshop, and includes a 3 year warranty.
