One of the longest-running production models in Fender’s history The Telecaster guitar has been modified only slightly in its more than 50 legendary years, with its great strength inherent in its classic simplicity. We pay homage to our own with the American Vintage ’52 Telecaster. Features Premium ash body One-piece U-shaped maple neck with 7.25”-radius fingerboard Single-ply black pickguard…

Down-home and sophisticated—just like the city it honors—the Deluxe Nashville Telecaster guitar features a Tex-Mex™ Strat® pickup sandwiched between two Tex-Mex Tele pickups. This arrangement, combined with five-way “Strat-o-Tone” switching, makes it one of the most versatile Telecasters we offer. Other features include an alder body, Brown Shell pickguard, vintage machine heads, vintage six-saddle bridge and medium jumbo frets. …

The rather scorching and aesthetically appealing Custom Telecaster FMT HH guitar features a carved flame maple top with cream binding, a set neck, two Fender-made humbucking pickups, a string-through body hard-tail bridge, three-way switching and a pull/push coil tap. Model Name…

Grammy winner John Mayer has teamed up with Fender for this must-have signature guitar. Features include an alder body and satin urethane-finish maple neck with a slightly larger C-shape, topped by a buffed headstock with a vintage ’50s decal. The African rosewood fingerboard has a 9.5” radius and Dunlop® 6105 frets.

Other features include three new “Big…

The double-bound alder body and multi-ply pickguard that dressed up the ’62 Telecaster guitar distinguished it from its Butterscotch predecessor. Originally introduced for cosmetic reasons because maple was prone to showing wear, quickly grew in popularity with the warmth it added to the classic Telecaster tone. In the spirit of the original Features C-shaped maple neck with a 7.25”-radius…

This guitar epitomizes the vibe of the '50s! The color selection alone-Surf Green, Daphne Blue and Fiesta Red-takes you back to the era of diners, Ike and cars with fins, the '50s Stratocaster guitar is awesomely retro. Features Maple fingerboard Tinted neck Single-ply pickguard Aged plastic parts Three single-coil pickups Staggered Alnico magnet pole…

This guitar epitomizes the vibe of the '50s! The color selection alone-Surf Green, Daphne Blue and Fiesta Red-takes you back to the era of diners, Ike and cars with fins, the '50s Stratocaster guitar is awesomely retro. Features Maple fingerboard Tinted neck Single-ply pickguard Aged plastic parts Three single-coil pickups Staggered Alnico magnet pole…

This guitar epitomizes the vibe of the '50s! The color selection alone-Surf Green, Daphne Blue and Fiesta Red-takes you back to the era of diners, Ike and cars with fins, the '50s Stratocaster guitar is awesomely retro. Features Maple fingerboard Tinted neck Single-ply pickguard Aged plastic parts Three single-coil pickups Staggered Alnico magnet pole…

This guitar epitomizes the vibe of the '50s! The color selection alone-Surf Green, Daphne Blue and Fiesta Red-takes you back to the era of diners, Ike and cars with fins, the '50s Stratocaster guitar is awesomely retro. Features Maple fingerboard Tinted neck Single-ply pickguard Aged plastic parts Three single-coil pickups Staggered Alnico magnet pole…

Few guitars shaped more styles of music in the ’50s and ’60s than the Telecaster guitar. From James Burton to the Beatles, the Telecaster was at the heart of popular music. And we still make them like we used to Features Two single-coil Alnico pickups Vintage bridges and knurled chrome knobs The ’50s Telecaster  Ash body…

During a time when musicians were altering, incinerating and evoking sounds never experienced or imagined by the folks at the Fender factory, rock music came into its own and the Stratocaster guitar became a countercultural symbol. The ’60s Stratocaster, with its rosewood fingerboard, multi-ply pickguard and vintage hardware, captures that  amazing and groundbreaking chapter in Fender history. …

1972 was a magical year for the Telecaster guitar, which was then available in several new designs and with more options than ever before. Features Alder body C-shaped maple neck Bullet truss rod ’70s vintage hardtail strings-through Strat® bridge Three-bolt neckplate A Wide Range humbucking pickup at the neck  Traditional single-coil pickup at the…

NB. This is the Rosewood Fingerboard model, not the Maple model shown The Fender 72 Telecaster Custom Electric Guitar is a versatile tone machine. 1972 was a magical year for the Telecaster, as the venerable design spawned options and new designs left and right. The Custom took a classic alder or ash body (depending on finish) and added a C-shape…

1972 was a magical year for the Telecaster guitar, which was then available in several new designs and with more options than ever before. Features Alder body C-shaped maple neck Bullet truss rod ’70s vintage hardtail strings-through Strat® bridge Three-bolt neckplate ’70s Strat headstock Two Wide Range humbucking pickups Traditional three-way switching…

One of the most popular instruments in history, the Fender Stratocaster guitar is certainly the most imitated electric guitar ever. 1957—the peak of the maple-neck Strat era—was a benchmark year for the instrument, which had evolved from early incarnations into an archetype. Features ’57/’62 pickups Three-way switching (five-way switch kit included) Beveled pickup magnets Ashtray bridge cover Single-ply pickguard…

As the distinctive early-’60s offspring of the equally distinctive Jazzmaster® guitar, the Jaguar guitar became an enduring favorite that has successfully spanned many decades and genres, be it ’60s surf, ’70s punk, ’80s new wave, ’90s grunge and beyond ... This Fender design classic paired brighter pickups with a shorter (24”) scale length. The trio of sliding pickup selector switches,…

As the distinctive early-’60s offspring of the equally distinctive Jazzmaster® guitar, the Jaguar guitar became an enduring favorite that has successfully spanned many decades and genres, be it ’60s surf, ’70s punk, ’80s new wave, ’90s grunge and beyond ... This Fender design classic paired brighter pickups with a shorter (24”) scale length. The trio of sliding pickup selector switches,…

As the distinctive early-’60s offspring of the equally distinctive Jazzmaster® guitar, the Jaguar guitar became an enduring favorite that has successfully spanned many decades and genres, be it ’60s surf, ’70s punk, ’80s new wave, ’90s grunge and beyond ... This Fender design classic paired brighter pickups with a shorter (24”) scale length. The trio of sliding pickup selector switches,…

First introduced at the 1958 NAMM show, the Jazzmaster guitar features a uniquely contoured body, a snappy 25-1/2” scale length and warm-sounding pickups. Separate lead and rhythm circuit switching is a classic original design incorporating independent volume and tone controls, and the floating tremolo with tremolo lock adds to the Jazzmaster’s distinctive look and sound. Features Model Name: American…

1962 was another watershed year for the Stratocaster guitar. Five years of experimentation after the famous ’57 model culminated in another benchmark year for the Stratocaster. Now, the American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster recalls the vibe of its Kennedy-era progenitor Features Capped rosewood fingerboard Three-ply aged white pickguard Unique ’57/’62 pickups  Specifications Body Comfort Contoured…