Fender Telecaster 1974, Blonde

$4,500.00

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Specs


Instrument	Solid Body
Brand	Fender
Model	Telecaster
Finish	Blonde
SKU	GS8075-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1974
Body	Ash
Neck/Fingerboard	Maple, 1pc
Finish Material	Poly
Radius	7.25"
Weight	8.4lbs
Tuners	Original F-back
Scale Length	25.5"
Nut Width	1.60"
Neck Profile	D
Neck Thickness	.89" - .96"
Electronics	S/S
Pickup Impedance	N = 11.5K B = 7.4K
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	N
Case	80s Fender Hardcase
Modifications/Repairs	Neck pickup is a Duncan 1/4 Pounder. Bridge pickup is aftermarket, probably Duncan.

Description

This 1974 Fender Telecaster has some Grand Ole Opry history! It was owned by Melvin Sloan of the Melvin Sloan Dancers. If you went to the Opry in the '80's, or 90's, there's a good chance you saw Melvin and his talented troupe of dancers doing their clogging thing. Ok, back to this Tele, it's in very good condition. Almost all original except for the pickups: the neck pickup is a Duncan Quarter Pounder. The bridge pickup is another replacement of unknown origin. It looks like a Duncan product as well. The guitar plays well, sounds great and for a mid '70s Fender, it's not too heavy at 8.4 pounds. This Tele comes with an '80 hardshell Fender case.