The Telecaster guitar is a solid-body electric guitar that was first introduced by Fender in 1950. It is one of the most iconic guitars in the world and is still widely used today by both professional and amateur musicians. It is known for its distinct twangy sound and its simple, yet versatile design. It is also available in a variety of different colors and finishes. Fender Musical Instruments Corporation The bridge on the American Professional II Tele has been re-designed for improved tone and versatility. The bridge now gives you the option of top-loading the strings in addition to the usual stringing through the body. The top-loading bridge was a design that lasted from 1958 to 1962 and while it may have been short-lived, many see them as highly desirable. Fender give you the option to string it either way so you can decide for yourself based on your preferred tone and feel. Another addition to the bridge are the new compensated “bullet” saddles. These brass saddles offer great intonation and greater flexibility in the setup of your guitar allowing you to adjust the tension and tone of each string to your preference. Specifications From Squier to Fender loads of different Telecasters to choose from and they all come from a handful of different countries and are made in different factories too. Due to the number of different ranges of Teles available, they vary in price too and it’s worth knowing the difference between these guitars. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, the Squier Telecaster delivers classic Tele tone and style that won’t break the bank.

Since its inception in the 1950s, the “Tele”, as it’s lovingly known, has become a music icon in its own right. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, there’s a Squier Telecaster model that’s perfect for you. From the affordable and stylish Squier Affinity Telecaster to the lightweight and easy-to-play Squier Bullet Telecaster, to the vintage-style Classic Vibe Telecaster, Squier offers a range of high-quality guitars that won’t break the bank. Fender’s first custom colour guitar is believed to be this Ermine White ’51 Nocaster with gold-plated parts (from the Songbirds museum) that belonged to Nat King Cole guitarist Oscar Moore. (Image credit: Future / Joby Sessions & Olly Curtis) At this point, Fender were fine-tuning things, certainly through ’50 to ’51, and in ’51 they started to hit their stride. ’52 is a good period and a lot of people feel that ’53 is the year when things really came together.Fender American Teles are the flagship models in the Fender Tele range. There’s a large choice when it comes to US Teles but they’re made in the States by pro guitar builders who want to make guitars that any player of any ability can use. These are definitely your professional level guitars but are a great way to inspire beginner or intermediate players to get to the next level of their playing. Models include the flagship American Professional II series, the more vintage spec’d American Original Series, and the modern, high-end American Ultra range. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, you’ll find a Squier Telecaster that fits your needs. From the classic Squier Bullet Telecaster to the stylish and versatile Affinity Series Telecaster, we’ve got you covered. White Telecasters are popular because of their classic, timeless design and sound. They are also popular for their versatility, as they can be used for a variety of different musical genres. Additionally, the white color of the Telecaster is a classic look that has been popular for decades. What Are Telecasters? Squier guitars are the perfect way to get into the Fender line (Because Fender own Squier) without busting the bank. These are great if you’re starting out or just want a cheap alternative to a Fender and they’re made in the Far East. The Classic Vibe and Vintage Modified Teles are some of the best value for money instruments on the market. Broadcaster with original ‘thermometer’ case, strap and bridge cover. These snap-on covers are often referred to as ‘ash tray’ covers on account of their alternative (and perhaps more practical!) use.

The new Fender American Ultra Series offers players more control over their sound thanks to some key improvements.From the Mexican-made Player series to premium American Original and American Ultra models, our wide range of Teles caters to all players and price points. Whatever your budget or your needs, you can enjoy the classic vibe of this iconic guitar. We even have a large selection of left-handed models available for the southpaws out there. The Fender Telecaster is the world's oldest solid-body electric guitar and made its debut in 1951, changing the guitar world forever. There is something magical about Broadcasters, but most tend to be really heavy. It’s not unheard of to find a Broadcaster weighing nine pounds – you’re getting into Les Paul weight there! There’s a lot of variation. Brand new. Mint and unplayed. Includes all case candy and will ship double boxed in it’s original Fender box. This beautifully crafted guitar is often recognised as the true workhorse of the guitar world thanks to its no-nonsense construction and easy playability. WHAT'S THE HISTORY OF FENDER TELECASTER?