Fender 75th Anniversary Player II Baritone Telecaster Electric Guitar, Black

Taking a pit-stop at seventy-five years for a charmingly alternative detour, we've got the Fender 75th Anniversary Player II Baritone Telecaster! For fans of Fender's classic single-cut who've been around the block and could stand for some low registers, this baritone-scale Telecaster arrives just on time for a Fender icon that goes low – how low?

Part of the Telecaster 75th Anniversary Collection, this Player II Series Tele gets along with classic Tele specs and styles along with an awesome baritone scale length. Everything here kicks off with an alder solidbody wrapped in a gloss lacquer finish. Extending out – pretty far out – this baritone Tele reaches out with a maple neck to a lengthy 27" scale for a low range. This baritone Telecaster tunes from B to B for a bassy, rumbling range primed for the stage. A satin finish and Modern "C" profile slip smoothly in the palm for easy moves across the full, long scale length. What's more, a rolled slab rosewood fingerboard comes in with twenty-two Medium Jumbo frets and a 9.5" radius streamline this playability further.

With its lowered range, this baritone Tele loads up two Player Series Alnico 5 Tele Single-Coil pickups. Perfect for introducing a twangy Tele tone, these classic pickups play in any way you could imagine – and then a step or two lower than that. Its tones are backed up by a sturdy hardware setup that includes a six-saddle strings-through-body bridge with block steel saddles and ClassicGear tuning machines, ensuring smooth stringing and playability at every level.

How low does it go? Does it go down low? All the way to the floor?