USED Fender Custom Shop / 1959 Telecaster NOS White Blonde [03]

The 2018 Fender Custom Shop/1959 Telecaster NOS White Blonde is now in stock!

It features a 2-piece ash body, quarter-sawn maple neck, and slabbed AAA grade rosewood fingerboard.
The neck shape is a slightly thinner D-shape.
The fingerboard radius is 9.5R, and 21 "Vintage Guitar Upgrade" frets, which are slightly larger in size than vintage frets, are installed.

The body color is "White Blonde", which shows the conduit of ash wood.

Two original "Hand-Wound Twisted Tele" PUs are installed.
In addition to the bright and light Telecaster-like sound, the bridge PU produces a fat tone.
It has a useful sound that retains its core even when played clean or heavily distorted.
The controls are the "Present Day Tele" with a master volume master tone, which is a modern standard style.

There are some bubbles and melted paint damage on the top of the body and some dents on the back.
The back has some dings and dents.

This is a popular white blond Telecaster with modern specs!
This is a very rare model that is not sold in the market because it is believed to be an order item from that time!
Please take this opportunity to consider this one!
Truss Rod: Tightening direction has room / Loosening direction has room
Neck condition: No problem
Fret: about 80% remaining
Case: Genuine hard case
Accessories: Certificate, spec sheet, bridge cover, manuals, etc.
Serial number: R81567
Weight: 3.02kg

Specs

Item Rank
B+: Some scratches, but no problem in normal use

Serial No.
R95057

Year of manufacture
2018

Case
Hard Case

Weight
3.02kg

Truss Rod
Checked to 1 round on the tightening side

Fret Remaining
No problem, sufficient fret height

String height (bass string side)
2.1mm above 12th fret

String height (treble string side)
1.6mm above 12th fret

Nut Width
42.2mm

Neck Thickness (near 1st fret)
20.2mm

Neck Thickness (near 12th fret)
25.0mm

Scale
648mm (25.5")

RADIUS
241mm (9.5")

Strings for setup
ERNIE BALL 2221 / .010-.046 set

Repair and maintenance
Cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment, and rubbing