This LTD American Professional Telecaster® is finished in a stand out Champagne green, with Shawbucker Pickups and is fitted with a Rosewood neck, unlike any other Professional series Fender. These are very rare!
This instrument is Pre-owned so may show some very minor wear but overall it's in excellant condition.
These are photos of the actual guitar.
- Color : Champagne
- Electric guitar style : Telecaster
- Number of strings : 6 strings
- Right-handed / left-hand : right-handed
- FENDER Limited Edition American Professional Telecaster Deluxe Rosewood Neck
- Solid body electric guitar
- Made in USA
- Alder body
- Bolt-on Rosewood neck, "Modern Deep C"profile
- Rosewood fingerboard, 22x narrow-tall frets
- Scale 25.5" - 648 mm
- Radius 9.5" (241 mm)
- Neck width 1st fret 1.685” (42.8 mm)
- Fender Tim Shaw-designed Shawbucker humbucking pickups
- Master volume with Treble-Bleed circuit
- Treble bleed circuit lets a fuller tone shine through at all volumes
- Master tone
- 3-way pickup selector switch
- Fender Standard Cast/Sealed Staggered tuners
- Gloss body finish
- Satin neck finish
- Fender case included
The Fender American Standard Machine Heads are a perfect fit for the American Professional Telecaster. With modern styling and excellent tuning stability these are a great set of Machine Heads.
The Rosewood fretboard gives you a bit more warmth and depth of tone than Maple. It also has a very smooth and comfortable feel/finish. With the increased restrictions on Rosewood, necks like this are becoming very rare!
The neck shape is the new Deep C profile which is a tapered neck. This means it’s thinner at the headstock end where you play chords and may want to get your thumb over the top to fret the E-String. The neck flattens out the higher up you go to make faster playing a bit easier and a bit more fluid.
The Bridge & Neck humbucker was designed by Tim Shaw and is renowned as the go-to Fender humbucker thanks to it's bite and power without ever being overwhelming.
The American professional models also have the Treble Bleed Circuit which keeps the trebles pronounced, even when turning the volume down.
