Fender American professional Telecaster Left-Handed Butterscotch Blonde - Maple Neck

Fender American professional Telecaster Left-Handed Butterscotch Blonde - Maple Neck

What Fender have to say

Fender is guided by one clear, simple directive: make life better for musicians. While the original 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 alone. When the wood chips and solder fumes settled, what was left was the American Professional Telecaster everything you need to play your best.

Traditional Telecaster Construction

The American Professional Telecaster has been constructed using a Solid Alder body, maple neck, and maple/rosewood fingerboard. This is a tried and tested combination which hasn't changed much since the beginning. This paired with telecaster single-coils produces the sound of which every guitarist around the globe has come to know and love. Available in a variety of beautiful finishes and the choice of rosewood or maple neck.

V-Mod Pickups

V-Mod Telecaster pickups are engineered with a proprietary blend of alnico magnet types. Each pickup is voiced specifically for its position, creating high-output tone with vintage warmth and the crisp, clear sound that made Fender a legend.

3-Point Strung Through Bridge

The new Telecaster bridge sports three compensated brass barrel saddles for accurate intonation and vintage-informed tone. Combining vintage style with modern feel and performance, the redesigned "ashtray" cover stays out of your way, even when palm-muting.

New Neck Profile

The new Deep-C neck profile that you'll find on the Fender American Professional Telecaster is a slight change from the Fender American neck players have been in love with for years. By adding a thicker profile to the back, the Deep-C carve fills your hand perfectly while never inhibiting your playing technique, giving you ampul grip allowing for more controlled and precise playing. Your fingers will immediately notice how much control they have on the fretboard's narrow-tall frets, chosen as the most popular fret size to come out of the Custom Shop.