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	Fender Telecaster Guitar - Fender Telecaster Guitars from MuSicCenTraL
		Introduced for national distribution as the Broadcaster in the fall of 1950, The Fender Telecaster was the first guitar of its kind to be produced on a substantial scale.
		One of the secrets to the Fender Telecaster 's sound centers on the bridge pickup, which is wound more than the neck pickup and hence has a much higher output, sometimes having twice the inductance of the neck pickup.
		The Fender Telecaster Custom was popularized by Rolling Stones' guitarist and composer Keith Richards since its introduction in the early '70s, featuring a Wide-Range humbucker in the neck position and a single-coil pickup in the bridge.
	www.musiccentral.org.uk /brands/fendertele.htm (1385 words)

	Fender Telecaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Fender Telecaster, also known as a Tele, is a typically dual-pickup, solid-body electric guitar made by Fender.
		Telecaster was developed by Leo Fender in Fullerton, California in the 1940s.
		Fender got curious, and in 1949, when it was long-understood that solid construction offered great advantages in electric instruments, but before any commercial solidbody Spanish guitars had caught on (the small Audiovox company apparently offered a modern, solidbody electric guitar as early as the mid-1930s), he built a better prototype.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Telecaster (1761 words)

	.:: Fender®.es ::.
		The following setup procedures and specifications are for your Telecaster as equipped with the strings that come on the instrument as standard equipment from the factory.
		Since Fender manufactures its own strings, they are designed to perform well for all playing techniques.
		Most Fender guitars and basses are equipped with a standard truss rod (of which there are in turn two types: one that adjusts at the neck heel and one that adjusts at the headstock; both operate on the same principle).
	www.fender.es /support/telecaster.php (2285 words)

	Fender Musical Instruments History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The fender Telecaster is the longest-running solid electric guitar still in production, a brilliantly simple piece of design which works as well today as it did when it was introduced in 1951.
		But Leo fender and is small workforce in Fullerton, California must have been delighted with the new Telecaster name, is thoroughly modern reference to the emerging medium of television just right for an equally innovative device like the Telecaster, the first commercially marketed solid electric guitar.
		The Telecaster usually referred to as 'Tele" is known for its bright, cutting tone, and straightforward, no-nonsense operation.
	www.guitarriffin.com /fendhist.html (701 words)

	Fender Telecaster (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fender added a truss rod to the two single coil pickup version in late 1950 and changed the name to the Broadcaster.
		The Fender Telecaster® Highway 1™ is one of the least expensive American made telecasters currently made.
		The Fender 72 Telecaster Thinline is a Replica of the classic originally made in 1972.
	www.kellyindustries.com /guitars/fender_telecaster.html (883 words)

	Hillman Guitars 05: Fender Telecaster
		The Telecaster was also an excellent recording, TV and radio studio guitar and I used it exclusively on our first five albums and most of our TV shows.
		Fender shielded the rhythm pickup with a metal cover to cut high harmonics and to emphasize fundamental tones.
		The Telecaster and its solidbody cohorts produced the teenage sound that proclaimed a guitar generation gap: old versus new, jazz and pop conformity versus rock rebellion.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/hillmans3/hillgt05.html (2904 words)

	Vintage Guitars Collector - Fender collecting vintage guitars fender, stratocaster, strat, telecaster, tele
		Finally in late-1971, the Telecaster Thinline was outfitted with a pair of Fender’s new humbucking pickups and it remained unchanged in the Fender line until it was discontinued in 1980.
		This variant was made from late 1968 to early 1971 and said "Fender Telecaster" only on the peghead (as per regular solidbody Telecasters), the truss rod adjusted at the butt-end of the neck, and had a pearloid pickguard going from the neck pickup to the tone control.
		Fender used a very photo-reactive red dye in their sunburst finish, causing many 1959 Strats to fade from a 3-color sunburst to a 2-colors (the photo-reactive nature of the red caused fading from ultra-violet light).
	www.provide.net /~cfh/fender2.html (13645 words)

	A tribute to Joe Strummer's Fender Telecaster guitar
		First introduced in 1951 by Leo Fender, the Telecaster model was one of the first electric guitars, and it is noted for its distinctive twang and, when necessary, the growl of its large single coil bridge pickup.
		By late 1977, Strummer is also using a late 1960s Telecaster with a fl body, fl pick guard, maple neck with a "skunk stripe" and maple fingerboard, as well as an early to mid-60s white Fender Esquire with a white pick guard and rosewood fingerboard.
		Joe Strummer’s Fender Telecaster was on display as part of the Clash exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame museum in Cleveland, Ohio through October 2007, after which the guitar was presumably returned to Strummer's family in England.
	www.strummerguitar.com /evolutionofalegend.html (1379 words)

	Vintage Guitars Info - Fender, collecting vintage guitars fender stratocaster, strat, telecaster, tele
		By February 1951, the Broadcaster was renamed the Telecaster (though the guitars didn't actually have a "Telecaster" decal on them until the summer of 1951), because of a naming conflict with a trademarked Gretsch drum line.
		A few Telecasters have shown up with neck codes that would indicate a 1967 date and one has been reported with a possible 1968 date, yet the rest of the guitar appears to be from 1969.
		The Telecaster or Precision bass type metal knobs with the small set screw (which was tightened against the pot's solid shaft to hold the knob) was better with a solid shaft pot.
	www.provide.net /~cfh/fender.html (9863 words)

	FENDER STRAT AND TELECASTER (Guitar News Weekly #83, March 27, 2000 - (c) GuitarSite.com)
		Buck Owens, Waylon Jennings, and Merle Haggard all play Fender Telecasters and Guitar Genius Jerry Reed Played a Fender Telecaster in the first 15 years of his Nashville Music Career; I'm sure Jerry Reed Still has his Original Telecaster that was used on many Nashville Studio Sessions.
		Fender Guitar offers a custom Guitar building service where you can order a Guitar with exactly the kind of neck, body, and pickups that you want.
		I found that Fender put what seemed to be a solid maple neck on certain models of both the Telecaster and the Strat.
	www.guitarsite.com /newsletters/000327/20.shtml?nl83 (1952 words)

	Hillman Guitars 08: Fender Thinline Telecaster
		She had heard me admiring the fatter overdriving sounds that many of the current rock and blues artists were getting, so, with a little bit of help from the staff at Brandon's Ted Good Music store, she found one of the newer Fender Telecasters that featured humbucking pickups.
		There are two different styles of truss rods found on Fender guitars and basses; the "Standard" truss rod and the "Bi-flex" truss-rod.
		Most Fender guitars and basses are equipped with a "Standard" truss rod (there are two types of "Standard" truss rod; one which adjusts at the heel of the neck and one which adjusts at the headstock, but both operate on the same principle).
	www.angelfire.com /trek/hillmans3/hillgt08.html (2596 words)

	Pete's Equipment \| Fender Telecasters \| Whotabs \| Pete Townshend Guitar Amp
		Unlike the Ricks, with their neck-through-body construction and a hollow body that Pete likened to “balsa wood” or “cardboard,” the Telecaster, with its bolt-on neck and solid Alder slab body, could take multiple blows before breaking and be easily reconstructed for the next show.
		The Telecaster likely left an impression on Pete, as he would return to the Fender Telecaster around 1980, acquiring a vintage 1952 Fender Telecaster for studio work — which he later called his favourite guitar.
		And he used a 1952 Telecaster reissue on stage for the Psychoderelict shows in 1993 as well as solo shows in 1995 to the present.
	www.thewho.net /whotabs/equipment/guitar/equip-fendertelecaster.html (589 words)

	Vintage Guitar® magazine : Brand Pages
		Certainly this was the case Leo Fender’s Telecaster guitar, which was revolutionary in its design and impact, and relatively simple, even elemental.
		Fender’s Organ Button, Princeton, Deluxe, and Dual 8 Professional lap steels and the now-legendary tweed-covered amplifiers were introduced in ’46.
		Aesthetically speaking, Fender’s Telecaster and Bigsby’s Travis guitar are eons apart, and Leo’s pickups and bolt-on neck were unique innovations certainly not reflected in the Bigsby design.
	www.vintageguitar.com /brands/details.asp?ID=94 (5027 words)

	guitares Fender guitare fender basses fender amplis fender stratocaster telecaster jaguar mustang jazzmaster jazzbass ...
		Mais, chez Fender, de temps en temps, l'envie leur prend d'un modèle un peu à part, d'une réédition d'un gratton mythique ou d'un ampli de légende relooké façon bijou, c'est essentiellement de ceux-là qu'il sera question ici.
		Fender Telecaster John 5 avec housse : 899 €
		Fender Bassman, réédition du Bassman de 1959 qui est, comme son nom l'indique, l'ampli guitare le plus populaire de puis cinquante ans, si, si, c'est Fender qui le dit, alors...
	www.guitare-village.com /fender.php (419 words)

	Rumbleseat Music Vintage Guitars -Fender Electrics (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The guitar was left in the case for many years and left an impression in the finish as it laid on top of the cord, other than that this guitar is in primo condition and looks almost new.
		As you know Slab-board Fender's are extremely hard to come by and do not come up for sale very often, this is a players dream guitar since the body (only) was professionally re-fined in a very accurate See-thru Blonde finish.
		Also included is incredible pictures of the Original Owner Rocking with his band back in the '50's, the original Fender Stratocaster Instructions that came with the guitar when he purchased this guitar, Fender Strap and the clean original Tweed Fender hard shell case.
	www.rumbleseatmusic.com /fenderelectrics.html (2917 words)

	Fender Telecaster Chronology
		Starting in the summer of 1951, Fender adopted the name "Telecaster" for this model, and started using new decals after all the old clipped decals were used.
		This variant was made from 1968 to 1971 and said "Fender Telecaster" only on the peghead (as per regular solidbody Telecasters), the truss rod adjusted at the butt-end of the neck, and had a pearloid pickguard going from the neck pickup to the tone control.
		In 1971, Fender changed the model to use Humbucking pickups, a "bullet" truss rod (adjusts at peghead), and the peghead decal now says "Fender Telecaster Thinline".
	www.adirondackguitar.com /fender/telecaster_dating.htm (656 words)

	Hillman Guitars 05: Fender Telecaster
		The Telecaster was also an excellent recording, TV and radio studio guitar and I used it exclusively on our first five albums and most of our TV shows.
		Fender shielded the rhythm pickup with a metal cover to cut high harmonics and to emphasize fundamental tones.
		The Telecaster and its solidbody cohorts produced the teenage sound that proclaimed a guitar generation gap: old versus new, jazz and pop conformity versus rock rebellion.
	www.hillmanweb.com /hillgt05.html (2904 words)

	A collector's take on the Fender Telecaster - Fender Telecaster Standard - Epinions.com
		With an alder body and a maple neck with a separate maple "cap" fretboard, this was a transition telecaster (made with pre-CBS parts but issued when Leo Fender was transferring his company to CBS for 13 million in 1965).
		The Fender feel and sound came more from the G&L ASATs and Broadcasters, Leo Fender's other "Telecasters" from the company he was at until his death in 1991.The way my 1990 tele guitar looked was "telecaster", the way it played was like a Jackson, Charvel, or Ibanez.
		I remember occasions where experienced players would plug in and say, "This sounds like a Les Paul, not a Fender!" Fender it was and tele it was (legally), but I understood what they meant when they wanted to find the tele "quack" and it wasn't there.
	www.epinions.com /review/Fender_Telecaster_Standard/content_40060817028 (1454 words)

	History of Fender Telecaster and Esquire
		The Fender Telecaster is widely known as the first successful wooden solid-body guitar to be mass produced.
		One famous user of the Fender Telecaster is Bruce Springsteen who uses a Telecaster that is completely rebuilt and has a couple of humbucking pick-ups added to it also.
		The Fender Telecaster is manufactured in two locations: The US Custom Shop which manufactures the top of the line professional equipment, Japan which manufactures the basic, off the rack Fenders.
	web.bryant.edu /~ehu/h364proj/sprg_98/guidice/fender_guitars/history_of_telecaster.html (221 words)

	Hillman Guitars 08: Fender Thinline Telecaster
		She had heard me admiring the fatter overdriving sounds that many of the current rock and blues artists were getting, so, with a little bit of help from the staff at Brandon's Ted Good Music store, she found one of the newer Fender Telecasters that featured humbucking pickups.
		Telecasters can be found with two distinctive types of bridges.
		Most Fender guitars and basses are equipped with a "Standard" truss rod (there are two types of "Standard" truss rod; one which adjusts at the heel of the neck and one which adjusts at the headstock, but both operate on the same principle).
	www.hillmanweb.com /hillgt08.html (2596 words)

	Fender Australia - LIBRARY-FENDER
		Tells the detailed story of the Fender bass through the different models, from their origins to their present form.
		A must read for all Fender enthusiasts by a man deeply involved in all facets of the Fender Story.
		The Fender Chord Finder is a quick reference guide to over 1,100 chord combinations, showing three versions for each chord type.
	www.fender.com.au /spa/library-fender.shtml (400 words)

	Fender Telecaster
		The key to the success of the Telecaster in manufacturing is that it was designed to be simple, made from cheap and readily available materials and by unskilled labor on an assembly line.
		Leo Fender was a visionary precisely because he was not a schooled craftsman or a guitar player but this was also his handicap.
		Leo Fender once said that all he cared about was the highs and the lows, the midrange is useless.
	www.zacharyguitars.com /090105pics.htm (2911 words)

	TELECASTER The Versatility is in the Wood - Fender Telecaster Standard - Epinions.com
		Fender combines a White rock maple neck with a non-laminated Ash body giving it a Simplistic yet sturdy tone base.
		Primarily developed as the blues and rock Guitar of the 1970's, the Telecaster 72' Thinline is very versatile guitar for all modes of music, this Author utilizes a minimum of effects for his Guitar while playing Country and Western music.
		I amplify my 72' Thinline Telecaster mostly using a Fender HOTROD DEVILLE 212 Amplifier and have found the two to be inseparable for flexibility and dynamics.
	www.epinions.com /review/Fender_Telecaster_Standard/inst-review-5F6D-607C235-39FC77CD-prod1 (715 words)

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		Help is on hand for all aspiring rock gods thanks to Fender® and Intel, whoâve teamed up to create a concept guitar that explores the possibilities and redefines the term âmusic on the moveâ â“ an internet-enabled super guitar**.
		Beginning with the iconic FENDER Telecaster ® - made famous by legends from Bruce Springsteen to Franz Ferdinand â“ the âsurf guitarâ is the worldâs first to allow you to download and playback your favourite riffs from the internet without touching the strings, so you can sound like Bo Diddley while doing diddly-squat.
		The prototype v1.0 guitar is the result of a partnership between Intel and Fender® to push the boundaries of music technology and demonstrate the power of Intel Centrino mobile technology that allows internet access on the go.
	www.intel.com /cd/corporate/pressroom/emea/eng/248418.htm (469 words)

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