FENDER PLAYER - TELECASTER - LEFT HANDED - BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE - MN - ELECTRIC GUITAR
Bold, innovative and rugged, the Player Telecaster LH is pure Fender, through and through. The feel, the style and, most importantly, the sound—they’re all there, waiting for you to make them whisper or wail for your music. Versatile enough to handle almost anything you can create and…
SQUIER AFFINITY TELE SPECIAL LEFT HAND - BUTTERSCOTCH BLONDE
…profile and 21-fret maple fingerboard - Dual single-coil Telecaster pickups with three-way switching - “Top-load” Telecaster bridge - Black pickguard Specs BODY Body Material: Alder Body Shape: Telecaster® Body Finish: Polyurethane NECK Neck Material: Maple Neck Finish:…
FENDER STANDARD TELECASTER - LEFT HANDED - BLACK - MN - ELECTRIC GUITAR
…control knobs, and a ’70s-style logo. The Standard Telecaster—plug one in and listen for yourself! Type: Telecaster® Model Name: Standard Telecaster® Left Handed Model Number: 014-5122-(Color #) Series: Standard Series Colors: (302) Lake Placid Blue,(306) Black, (309) Candy Apple…
FENDER PLAYER TELECASTER - LEFT HANDED - 3 COLOUR SUNBURST - MN - ELECTRIC GUITAR
Bold, innovative and rugged, the Player Telecaster LH is pure Fender, through and through. The feel, the style and, most importantly, the sound—they’re all there, waiting for you to make them whisper or wail for your music. Versatile enough to handle almost anything you can create and…
FENDER MADE IN JAPAN TRADITIONAL 70S THIN LINE LEFT HANDED TELECASTER ELECTRIC GUITAR - MN - US BLONDE - W/GIGBAG
MADE IN JAPAN TRADITIONAL 70S TELECASTER® THINLINE LEFT-HAND THE NEW TRADITION STARTS HERE A unique Thinline model featuring F Hole Design, which is characteristic of the semi-hollow body, and two Fender Original Lamb humbuckers that produce a variety of tones. The 6 Way bridge provides accurate…
FENDER AMERICAN PRO TELECASTER - CANDY APPLE RED - MN - ELECTRIC GUITAR - W/CASE
…Telecaster certainly did that (and then some), we weren’t content to rest on our laurels. Our team of mad scientists examined every component in near-microscopic detail. If we were able to improve it with a new design or modern materials we did; if it didn’t need improvement, we left it…
