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Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster Deluxe, '72 Telethinline and '72 Tele Custom

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1972 was a magical year for the Telecaster guitar. With several new designs, the Telecaster guitar was available with more options than ever before. Each of these guitars are being made like we used to with alder and ash bodies, "C"-shape maple necks, bullet truss rods, '70s vintage hard-tail strings-thru Strat bridges and three-bolt neckplates.

The Deluxe sports a famous '70s headstock and two Fender "wide range" humbucking pickups with a traditional three-way switch and four skirted amp knobs (a "must have" for all Tele guitar players) .
The Thinline also sports dual humbucking pickups, but what sets it apart is its semi-hollow body, witch has a warmer and rounder sound.

The Custom has the best of both worlds with a traditional single-coil pickup in the bridge position and a single supercharged humbucking pickup in the neck position. The Deluxe is available in Three-color Sunburst (300), Black (306) and Walnut Stain (392), The Thinline is available in Three-color Sunburst (300) and Natural (321). The Custom is available with a maple or rosewood fingerboard in Three-color Sunburst (300) and Black (306).

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Fender Classic Series

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An affordable version of the American Vintage Series. For those who like the look of '50s, '60s and '70s feel and vibe of traditional Fender instruments. Some of great models are here: famous Tele Thinline and Deluxe models, plus the new master-designed "Classic Player" guitars ...

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Fender Classic Series '69 Tele Thinline

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The semi-hollow body designs was originally an attempt to reduce the weight of the solidbody Tele guitar-the f-hole was a visual clue to its construction. With its reshaped pickguard, this guitar continues to resdhape musical styles. Available in Three-color Sunburst (300), Two-color Sunburst (303, mahogany), Black (306, mahogany) and Natural (321, mahogany).

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Fender Classic Series '50s, '60s Telecaster

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Few guitars shaped more styles of music in the '50s and '60s than the Telecaster guitar. From James Burton to The Beatles, the Telecaster guitar was at the heart of popular music. And, they are still made like they used to with two single-coil Alnico pickups, vintage bridges and knurled chrome knobs. The '50s Tele guitar features an ash body with a single-ply white pickguard, and a maple neck and fingerboard, while the '60s Tele guitar has an alder body with a three-ply mint green pickguard, and a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard. '50s Tele is available in White Blonde (301), Two-color Sunburst (303) and Black (806). '60s Tele is available in Olympic White (305), Black (306) and Candy Apple Red (309).

Fender Classic Series '50s Telecaster

Fender Classic Series '60s Telecaster

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Fender Classic Series '50s Esquire

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The storied and much-coveted '50s Esquire features an ash body, maple neck, vintage Telecaster pickup and bridge with steel saddles, and volume and tone controls with a three-way "quick tone change" switch. Available in White Blonde (301), Two-color Sunburst (303) and Black (306).

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Fender Classic Series '60s Telecaster with Bigsby

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The '60s Telecaster guitar with Bigsby brings some vibrato to the table. Start-off with a bound alder body and maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, add a highly sought-after Bigsby "F"
vibrato tailpiece - and you have a very special guitar. Other faetures include vintage-style Tele pickups, master volume and master tone controls, and a three- position switch. Available in Three-color Sunburst (500) and Candy Apple Red (509).

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Fender Classic Series Mustang

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The classic Mustang guitar is back for 2005. Complete with basswood body, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, two Mustang single-coil pickups and floating bridge with "Dynamic" vibrato tailpiece. Everything you loved about the original. Available in Vintage White (541) and Sonic Blue (572).
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Fender Classic Series Stratocaster XII

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The Stratocaster XII features an alder body, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard with 21 frets. Vintage tuning machines and fully adjustable bridge make tuning quick and easy. Three vintage style single-coil Strat pickups, a five-way pickup selector switch and volume/tone controls make tone shaping easy. Available in Three-color Sunburst (500), Lake Placid Blue (502) and Burgundy Mist Metallic (566).Take a look at some more Fender Classic Series guitars:

Fender Classic Series '70s Stratocaster

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Unmistakable with features like an ash body, "U"-shape neck, fat headstock, bullet truss rod, '70s Fender logo, Fender/Schaller Vintage "F" tuning machines, three vintage single-coil pickups. Choose a maple or rosewood fingerboard. Available in Three-color Sunburst (300), Olympic White (305), Black (306) and Natural (321).

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Fender Classic Series '60s Stratocaster

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In the time when musicians were altering, incinerating and evoking sounds never experienced or imagined by the folks at the Fender factory, rock came into its own and the Stratocaster became a symbol of the counter-culture. Rosewood fingerboard, multi-ply pickguard and vintage hardware capture another chapter in Fender history. Available in three-color Sunburst (300), Lake Placid Blue (302), Candy Apple Red (309), Black (306) and Inca Silver (324).Take a look at some more Fender Classic Series guitars:

Fender Classic Series '50s Stratocaster

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This guitar epitomizes the vibe of the '50s. The color selection alone takes you back to the era of diners and cars with fins, a maple fingerboard, tinted neck, single-ply pickguard and aged plastic parts, it's got retro written all over it. With three single-coil pickups and staggered Alnico magnet pole pieces, you not only get the look, you get the sound too. Available in Two-color Sunburst (303), Daphne Blue (304), Black (306), Fiesta Red (340), Shoreline Gold (344) and Surf Green (357).Take a look at some more Fender Classic Series guitars:

Fender American Vintage Series

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U.S.-made guitars built to classic specs with meticulous period-correct features from the '50s, '60s and '70s. Guitars and basses made to the same specifications as they were the year that they were released. All American Vintage Series guitars come complete with a deluxe lined vintage Tweed or Brown hard-shell case.

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Fender American Vintage Series '62 Jaguar

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Offspring of the Jazzmaster, the Jaguar paired brighter pickups with a mellow, short 24"scale lenght. A trio of sliding pickup selector switches, rotary volume wheels on the upper bout, and chrome hardware and tremolo lock, are distinctive Jaguar traits. The wacky and removable Fender Mute is a built-in string-damping device created with surf bands in mind. Available in three-color Sunburst (800), Olympic White (805), Black (806), Ocean Turquoise (808), Surf Green (857) and Ice Blue Metallic (883).

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Fender American Vintage Series '62 Jazzmaster

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First introduced at the 1958 National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) show, the uniquely contoured body of the Jazzmaster incorporates a snappy 25-1/2" scale lenght with warm-sound-ing pickups. Original lead and rhythm circuit switching incorporates independent volume and solo controls, and the floating tremolo with tremolo lock adds to the distinctive look and sound of the Jazzmaster. Available in Three-color sunburst (800), Olympic White (805), Black (806), Ocean Turquoise (808), Surf Green (857) and Ice Blue Metallic (883).

"Back in 1983, i went shopping for my first guitar. I wanted to get a Fender with a worn-out neck, and a worn-in old Strat was outta my price range at the time. The Jazzmaster was $300 and that was all the money I had for a guitar after painting the neighbors house that summer. Then I learned to play on the Jazzmaster, and switching the pickups and using the Jazzmaster's whammy became a part of my guitar style. I can't go back now!"

-J Mascis

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Fender American Vintage Series '62 Stratocaster

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1962 was another watershed year for the Strat guitar. The culmination of five more years of experimentation, the '62 now sports a capped rosewood fingerboard, three-ply aged White pickguard, and unique '57/'62 pickups. Available in Three-color Sunburst (800), Olympic white (805), Black (806), Ocean Turquoise (808), Surf Green (857) and Ice Blue Metallic (882).

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Fender American Vintage Series '57 Stratocaster

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One of the most popular instruments in history, this Stratocaster is certainly the most imitated electric guitar ever. 1957 was a benchmark year for the instrument, evolving from its early incarnations into an archetype - and the high point of the era of the maple neck Strat guitar. Original detailing includes unique '57/'62 pickups, three-way switching (five-way switch kit included), beveled pickup magnets, ashtray bridge cover, and single-ply pickguard. Available in White Blonde (801, ash), Two-color Sunburst (803), Black (806), Ocean Turquoise (808), Surf Green (857) and Ice Blue Metallic (883).

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Fender American Vintage Series '52 Telecaster

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As one of the longest-running production models in history, the strength of the Tele guitar lies in its inherent simplicity. It's been modified only slightly since its inception. The '52 integrates a premium ash body with a one-piece "U" -shape maple neck and a 7.25" radius fingerboard. It features two American Vintage Tele single-coil pickups, the original Tele circuit with its three-position switch, brass bridge saddles, an ashtray cover (vintage six-saddle bridge included as an accessory), a single-ply black pickguard, master volume and master tone, and chrome hardware. Available in a left-handed model.

The '52 Tele features a vintage
bridge with brass barrell saddles

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American Vintage Series '62 Custom Telecaster

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Originally introduced for cosmetic reasons, as maple was prone to showing wear, rosewood became s popular feature that also added warmth to the classic Tele tone. The double-bound alder body and multi-ply pickguard dress up the '62, distinguishing it from its Butterscotch predecessor.
In the spirit of the original, '62 Custom Telecaster guitar comes equipped with a "C" -shape maple neck, a 7.25" radius rosewood fingerboard, two '62 Custom Tele Single-coil pickups, a vintage Tele bridge with threaded steel saddles, and features the original Tele circuit with its three-position switch. Available in Three-color Sunburst (800), Black (806), Ocean Turquoise (808), Surf Green (857) and Ice Blue Metallic (883).

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Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster

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Are you looking for traditional look and feel of classic Stratocaster guitar with a little extra "oomph" under the hood? The American Deluxe Series Strat guitar is all that and more. Featuring an alder body, three Samarium Cobalt Noiseless Strat pickups, S-1 switching system and a two-point synchronized tremolo with stainless steel saddles - this guitar is built for speed. Its modern "C" -shape maple neck has a satin polyurethane finish and is available with a maple or rosewood fingerboard, abalone inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets. Stratocaster guitar available in three-color Sunburst (700), Amber (720), Montego Black (764), Candy Tangerine (782) and Chrome Silver (791). Left-hand Stratocaster guitar available in Three-color Sunburst (700), Chrome Silver (791) and Montego Black (764).

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Fender American Deluxe Telecaster

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The American Deluxe Telecaster guitar is the top of the line American made Tele guitar for players looking for an alder body guitar with more modern appointments. Like the Ash Telecaster, this guitar features the S-1 switching system, two Samarium Cobalt Noiseless Tele pickups and a modern chromed stainless steel Tele bridge with chrome-plated solid bras saddles. However, the alder body Tele guitar has a modern "C" -shape maple neck with satin polyurethane finish and is available with a maple or rosewood fingerboard, abalone inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets. Available in Three-color Sunburst (700), Aged Cherry Burst (731), Montego Black (764) and Candy Tangerine (782).

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Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster HSS

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All the refined features found on the American Deluxe Strat guitar, but brimming with beefy tone thanks to a Fender DH-1 humbucking pickup, the S-1 switching system and an LSR Roller nut with locking machine heads. The two Samarium Cobalt Noiseless pickups (neck and middle) are wound extra hot for proper balance with humbucking pickup. Available in Three Color Sunburst (700), Amber (820), Montego Black (764), Candy Tangerine (782) and Chrome Silver (791).

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Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster HSS LT

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Some specs as Stratocaster HSS, except strings lock into the bridge, LSR nut are locking machine heads. Available in Three-color Sunburst (700), Amber (820), Montego Black (764) and Chrome Silver (791).
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Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster "V" Neck

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The American Deluxe Series Stratocaster "V" neck is the answer for players looking for the traditional '50s "V" -shape maple neck and modern appointments. This alder- bodied beauty features three Samarium Cobalt Noiseless Strat pickups, the S-1 switching system and two-point synchronized tremolo with stainless steel saddles. Its lightly tinted neck has a maple fingerboard, abalone inlays and 22 medium jumbo jumbo frets. Available in Two-color Sunburst (703), Black (706), Candy Apple Red (709) and Honey Blonde (767).

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Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster FMT and QMT

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Stratocaster FMT and QMT HSS are stunning pieces of classic Fender craftsmanship. Whether you choose the gorgeously deep flame or quilt maple top, both come complete with an Enforcer humbucking pickup, two Samarium Cobalt Noiseless pickups and the s-1 switching system for an endless array of tones. Each guitar features a beautiful 1\8" thick piece of solid figured maple that is hand bent to the top of an alder body for the "perfect" sonic and visual compliment. Other features include a deluxe two-point synchronized tremolo with pop-in arm, and a modern "C"-shape maple neck with a ebony fingerboard, abalone inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets. Available in Amber (820), Tobacco Sunburst (852), Bing Cherry Transparent (861), Cobalt Blue Transparent (862).

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Fender American Deluxe Telecaster FMT and QMT

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Like their Stratocaster guitar counterparts, the American DeluxeTelecaster FMT and QMT also come with flame or quilt maple tops, and feature two Enforcer humbucking pickups, s-1 switching, an American Tele guitar hard-tail bridge with stainless steel saddles, and modern "C"- shape ebony neck with a rosewood fingerboard, abalone inlays10 and 22 medium jumbo frets. Available in Amber (820), Tobacco Sunburst (852), Bing Cherry Transparent (861), Cobalt Blue Transparent (862).

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