NOS 60's Custom Shop Telecaster

[jim777]

Super versatile for rock, soup, metal, jazz, and many deserts.

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[Mike]

Fender just keeps ladling on the features...

[Webdood]

I bet the tone just pours out of that.

[Randy]

But does it djent?

[Mike]

But does it djent?

Only if you bash it on the countertop.

[Darren]

I do love a souped up Tele!

[Greg McCoy]

I actually had one of these and it had numerous issues and I have told many people I found it to be basically unusable in many contexts and practically unplayable and I have been told to,

"Stop stewing over it"

[Greg McCoy]

Fender just keeps ladling on the features...

This is what happens when the design sits down and someone says, "We should make a more modern tele capable of a sort a 'handling the meat and potatoes type duties in a cover band situation.' type thing" without specifying that they are talking figuratively.

[Mike]

"Maybe we should make it more metal" went a little too far here, I think.

[Greg McCoy]

"When we put the new team of interns on the task of designing the 'Lovin' Spoonful' signature model, we all just sort of assumed they knew 'The Lovin' Spoonful' was the name of a seminal '60s rock band."

[jacksonplayer]

I can't wait to dish up some country awesomeness with this.

[Mike]

I can't wait to dish up some country awesomeness with this.

Gonna throw in some chickin' and dumplin's pickin'?