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In the
late ’60s, Fender built several instruments made
entirely of beautiful hand-selected rosewood. We
didn’t build them for long and we didn’t build very
many, but Jimi Hendrix reportedly had one of the
first rosewood Stratocaster® guitars, and Beatle
George Harrison played an original rosewood
Telecaster guitar on
Let It Be and at
the infamous 1969 Apple Records rooftop concert
that proved to be the Beatles’ final public
performance. Original Fender rosewood guitars are
now highly collectible on the vintage market.
Now, in a limited release through Dec. 31. 2007, we bring you a very special replication of one of the most sought-after guitars in Fender history—the Rosewood Telecaster. Features include the distinctive rosewood body, neck and fingerboard; vintage ’63 Tele® single-coil neck pickup and vintage ’67 Tele® single-coil bridge pickup, top-hat switch tip, ’63 Fender decal, limited release certificate and blonde hardshell case with red plush interior. This guitar features our “Closet Classic” treatment—built as if it was bought new in its respective model year, played maybe a few times per year and then carefully put away.
Now, in a limited release through Dec. 31. 2007, we bring you a very special replication of one of the most sought-after guitars in Fender history—the Rosewood Telecaster. Features include the distinctive rosewood body, neck and fingerboard; vintage ’63 Tele® single-coil neck pickup and vintage ’67 Tele® single-coil bridge pickup, top-hat switch tip, ’63 Fender decal, limited release certificate and blonde hardshell case with red plush interior. This guitar features our “Closet Classic” treatment—built as if it was bought new in its respective model year, played maybe a few times per year and then carefully put away.