Here for sale we have a Fender Special Edition Lite Ash Telecaster in Natural finish. Made in Korea in 2007, this guitar was part of a limited run in the mid '00s that was designed to be lightweight and feature-heavy. A bolt-on construction is employed, and comprises a Lite Ash body, highly figured Birdseye Maple neck and matching 22 fret fingerboard with attractive Abalone dot inlays. Chrome hardware is fitted including a traditional three-brass-barrel saddle bridge and sealed tuning machines. A pair of Seymour Duncan AlNiCo Pro 2 single-coil pickups are installed, and are wired to a 3-way blade switch, master volume and master tone controls.
The Birdseye Maple neck plays beautifully, with a profile which might be described as a moderately-sized 'C' shape, well suited to both chordal and melodic playing styles. Certainly, the profile is substantial enough to inspire confidence when playing chunky chords and rhythm parts, yet is slim enough to facilitate articulate lead lines and solos. The traditional Fender 9.5" fingerboard radius works with the medium jumbo frets to ensure that string bending and vibrato techniques are an effortless and breezy affair. The Birdseye Maple combined with the Abalone dot inlays adds a real sense of luxury to the playing experience and helps the instrument to stand out from the crowd.
The pair of Seymour Duncan AlNiCo Pro 2 single-coil pickups installed in this instrument deliver bright, crystalline clean tones and searing crunch sounds, just as we expect from a Telecaster. There is plenty of traditional Tele 'Twang' from the bridge pickup; perfect for country and blues licks, whilst the neck position is nice and smooth for your lead lines and solos. The control layout is as simple and effective as ever, responding well to small changes to ensure that you can blend into any musical setting with ease. An exciting limited edition model that retains the classic Telecaster vibe whilst managing to feel special and unique.
Please be aware that for international buyers import fees are not included in our postage and packaging cost, this only covers the cost of the guitar being sent to you. Import fees will be charged by Customs upon the guitar's arrival in the recipient country. Due to Brexit, this also applies to EU buyers. We advise checking the total import cost with Customs as this is not information we are able to accurately provide.