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Fender American Vintage '52 Telecaster (Butterscotch Blonde) Reviews
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Customer Reviewsfrom United States April 4, 2012 Music Background: Composer, Producer, Engineer Top NotchThis guitar plays like butter, smells like lemons, and gets the ladies razzed up.from Canfield, Ohio December 13, 2011 Music Background: a little bit of everything... Hobbyist, Recording etc.. Simply the Best .....Its not a Custom Shop Guitar.. BUT it looks like it... plays like it... and Sounds Like a high end guitar.. Probally one of the best kept secret guitars Sweetwater carries.... I purchased this one for my Grandson Gavin...It instantly became one of his favorite sounding guitars... There is just something about this one that makes a big difference...Hats off to Mark Magdich...for his expertise and friendly sales help... Ext.1265..."What a guy" from Spoakne. WA April 2, 2007 Music Background: Musician, budding recording/mixing engineer, self producer. Tone MachinePlaying a strat as my primary instrument, I've always regarded the Tele as a second class instrument to the Strat. Was I ever wrong in tht assumption - my mind was changed once I obtained this guitar. Despite 2 pickups vs. the 2 of a strat, this guitar had some incredible tones. The bridge pickup is really hot. I use to think the neck pickup was a little too tame, until I purchase and played it through a Fender Blues Jr. with Billm modifications. Now that Tele sound every but as good as my strats. I like the way the ash body sounds compared to the Alder body of my 2 strats. I love the neck shape, it's big but comfortable. The workmanship on this guitar is excellent. The tweed case is nice. I haven't changed the pickup selector switch yet, I just put it 1/2 between bride and neck to get the 2 pickup selection. I may keep it this way, it sounds good like it is. I had my reservations about the 3 saddle setup and achieving good intonation - not a problem and I'm sticking with that too. Between my Blues Jr. amp and this guitar, I have a very versatile setup for recording - I can get the cleanest sounds to bluesy distortion and everything in between. It is an awesome setup fpr recording. Here's wht I've tried so far:1)SM 57 off axis at the top edge of the speaker 3 inches away - to a Vintech X81 Pre/EQ to an 1176LN (all button mode and 4:1 ratio) 2)Room mic -Rode K2 8 feet away from the speaker, bewteen omni and cardiod into a Universal Audio 610 Pre into the EQ /dynamic sections of a Focusrite 430 MKII. Then you can blend the 2 tracks for alot of variability in the sound, and effect plugins/etc. Awesome sound, easy to use. I love this guitar and this setup. from Saint Paul, MN December 2, 2009 Music Background: Recording Engineer, Musician A ClassicI can't say enough good things about his guitar. The tone is classic tele, the feel is incredible and it looks bad ***. There's a reason the telecaster is a classic instrument and this 52 reissue lives up to the name. Highly recommended. One of the best purchases I've ever made.
Fender American Vintage '52 Telecaster (Butterscotch Blonde)Solidbody Electric Guitar with Ash Body, Maple Neck and Fingerboard, and Two Single Coil Pickups - Butterscotch Blonde |
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