(ARCHIVE) Fender Made in Japan Traditional Telecaster Custom Black 2020
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Fender MIJ Trad 70s Tele Custom, made in Japan 2020, black on black. I'm a fan of the Tele Custom as a genre, I reckon they're both cool and underrated. This is the latest version of the model out of Japan, so it's got a chunky U-shape neck and the new version of the pickups. It sounds big: the neck pickup is girthy and fat with a satisfying dark punch, while the bridge pickup is angular and bright and full of classic Tele twang. You guessed it: the middle position is the biz, it sounds great. This one is in pretty crisp shape and still has the factory plastic coating on the guard. Just imagine how good it's gonna feel to peel that off and play your best Rolling Stones tunes.
Model: Fender Made in Japan Traditional Telecaster Custom
Made: Japan, 2020, Dyna plant (serial JD20002863)
Finish: black, gloss poly, 3-ply black guard
Body: ash
Neck: maple, one piece inc. board, chunky U shape
Weight: 3.615kg
Mods: none
Pickups: Fender Japan Wide Range humbucker (neck), Fender Japan TL-Vintage single coil (bridge)
Case: basic non-original gig bag
Cosmetic condition notes: minor finish wear. The headstock has some minor scuffs on the end. The neck is clean and smooth in the hands, no major marks. The back has some light scuffs on the top horn, dimples on the bottom horn and near the ferrules, as well as some dimples and scuffs along the whole back edge from the elbow area to near the jack. The sides have minor dimples on both horns and near the jack. The front has some minor scuffs in the elbow area. The plastic cover is still on the guard. Overall: very good condition (8/10).
Playing condition notes: Action is low, neck is straight, intonation is good, truss rod works. All electronics tested and working properly. The frets are in great shape, 9/10 for life left. Wearing fresh 10/46s Moonshiners strings.
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