The Telecaster was the first mass-produced Spanish-style electric guitar, though it was released originally by a different name. Mr. Leo Fender introduced the guitar in 1950, and it was called the Broadcaster (for double pickup versions) and the Esquire (for single pickup versions). But Gretsch took …
2002 Fender Classic Series ’50s Stratocaster Daphne Blue
This is a very nice guitar. In the early 2000’s, Fender launched a classic series of the 50s surf Stratocaster. While the move was surely influenced by the pop punk 90s band Blink 182 (whose lead man played one), Fender did the reissue with class and …
1979 Fender Stratocaster
1979 Fender Stratocaster Serial Number S9604XX Ebony Solid Body Made in the United States 6 String Right Handed This guitar is in great condition. It has cosmetic flaws like a few dings, some rub on the body, hairline scratches above the strings, and belt buckle rash …
2012 Mexican-Made Fender Telecaster Standard
Fender makes three versions of the Telecaster Standard. One is made in the United States in their flagship U.S. factory in Corona, California. A second is made in their modern manufacturing facility in Ensenada, Mexico. The third comes from Japan. The American made Tele lists at …
Comparing the Mexican and American Telecasters with Darrell Braun
A great side-by-side comparison of the American Telecaster and the Mexican Telecaster by Darrell Braun Guitar. Great to see these two wonderful countries both put out amazing guitars and collaborate so well together.
Jason’s ’52 Reissue American Telecaster he Plays in Old Fighter
Jason Broadwater tells us about his beautiful honey blonde 2002 Fender Telecaster ’52 Reissue Made in the USA as the 50th anniversary tele. Looks like it’s taken some damage, and the tape… yeah, there’s tape involved. Jason plays this beauty in his band that he’s in …