The “Summer of Love” and the Flower Power movement of 1967 not only influenced world history, but also mainstream fashion and model policy at Fender in the following years. This was particularly evident in the Paisley Telecasters. In this context we can offer you a particularly exclusive reissue today: a 1972 Tele Thinline in the extremely rare “Aged Black Paisley” design, which is simply great in many respects. It offers a fantastic combination of features: Thinline lightweight at just 2940 grams, full, bell-like humbucker tone and the very best playability. It really leaves nothing to be desired! The playing characteristics are first-class thanks to a 9.5'' radius, “60 Style Oval C” neck profile and the proven Narrow/Tall frets. A single glance at the wonderfully aged and patinated finish of this Telecaster, which shows only subtle but extremely authentic traces of relicing, is enough to make you feel transported back to the golden era of Rock music. And this guitar feels right at home in the Rock and Pop of the early 70s. The two “Wide Range CuNiFe” pickups produce a voluminous humbucker sound with lush basses and extremely clear trebles. These pickups can deliver “Hi-Fi” clarity while providing rich attack and defined tone, no matter how hard you play. Fender hired the famous pickup designer Seth Lover, who was able to develop a high-output version of the two-coil pickup with typical Fender tone. The wide-range pickups work with large coils and CuNiFe threaded rod magnets, which produce the characteristic brilliant sound. The look of this guitar is also enhanced by the fact that the chrome covers of the pickups feature an open pole-piece design and a vintage 70s Fender logo. So if you want to secure an absolute sound grenade with great features and considerable rarity value, you should be quick here. We can offer you the Thinline in top condition.
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