Squier Telecaster Guitar

Without spending an arm and a leg you can treat yourself to among the best loved and most often played instruments in music history. Whatever your level of playing skill, you will appreciate all the fine points of the Fender-designed Squier Telecaster Guitar.

Everybody has heard of the Fender Telecaster. It is one of the most famous electric guitar models ever to grace the rock 'n roll stage, seen in the hands of such legendary superstars as Keith Richards, Jimmy Page, and George Harrison. Vintage models from the Sixties and early Seventies fetch amazingly high prices in the collectors' market today.

There is a more manageable option. For several years, Squier by Fender has been producing high quality great-sounding guitars with the classic design elements of their upper-end counterparts.

The modern Telecaster guitar features a lighting-fast neck profile reminiscent of its late nineteen-sixties namesake. Two hot single-coil pickups deliver all the sound you crave, with enough dynamic range for screaming leads, melodic arpeggios and driving rhythms.

Full bass and ringing treble are what you expect and this baby delivers. Thanks to its fine wood construction (body made of Agathis pine, neck of Maple and fingerboard of Rosewood)in tandem with the rugged hardware and streamlined electronics, this tried and tested design will not fail you.

There are twenty-two frets on the standard edition. The strings-through-body style bridge is sturdy and reliable. All the machines are die cast metal, with chrome covers, built to last. Adorning touches include an engraved neckplate, inlaid fingerboard, and the classic three-ply pickguard.

They are getting ready to introduce two new dlsrs this year, the Classic Vibe Custom and Classic Vibe Thinline, which use some historic designs from the sixties made popular by rock, blues, country and jazz players of that era.

Whether you prefer the nostalgic semi-hollowbody acoustic electric look of the Thinline, with its f-holes and white pick guard, or the funky appeal of the Custom, sporting a mod green pick guard and sunburst finish, these two will definitely please the retro player with their vintage hardware and superior playability.

For the rock star in most of us, there's a line of cool, affordable, great sounding instruments backed by a legenday name. The Fender Squier Telecaster guitar series rocks!