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	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 (484 words)

	History of Fender Telecaster and Esquire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Fender Telecaster is widely known as the first successful wooden solid-body guitar to be mass produced.
		The Fender Esquire was just a single pick-up Telecaster and was introduced in 1952 by Fender, four years after the release of the Telecaster.
		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.
	web.bryant.edu /~ehu/h364proj/sprg_98/guidice/fender_guitars/history_of_telecaster.html (221 words)

	Fender Standard Telecaster \| Sweetwater.com
		In the beginning, there was the Telecaster and the single pickup Esquire.
		Over the decades, Fender has made concessions to the changing musical styles and the needs of both novice and pro guitarists, which has led to an astonishing array of Telecasters with new colors, special finishes and upgraded electronics.
		For the Standard Series Telecaster, Fender designed a new bridge block that's the best of the vintage and modern designs, along with six adjustable saddles.
	www.sweetwater.com /store/detail/TeleSTMBlk (650 words)

	Vintage Guitars Collector - Fender collecting vintage guitars fender, stratocaster, strat, telecaster, tele
		The Esquire was re-introduced in January 1951 as a one pickup version of the Broadcaster (Telecaster), with a truss rod and brass bridge saddles (note I have seen a January 1951 Esquire that had two pickups, and the guitar appeared to be stock, but by February 1951, one pickup was the norm for the Esquire).
		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.
	www.provide.net /~cfh/fender2.html (13620 words)

	Brief information, history and photos of vintage Fender Telecaster guitars.
		The Fender Telecaster was first introduced in 1951 as the "Fender Broadcaster" however Gretsch owned rights to the name and Fender renamed the guitar the "Telecaster" or "Tele" as it is affectionately know as.
		The Telecaster is a two pickup guitar with a bridge that allows great sustain and great treble tone.
		Major changes to the Telecaster included the addition of a Rosewood fingerboard and 8 screw pick guard in 1959, In 1965 Fender added the large F Logo to the neck plate.
	www.rocknrollvintage.com /information-on-Fender-telecaster-guitars.htm (526 words)

	Fender Telecaster Chronology
		All Telecasters basically have the same features: single cutaway slab body, 2 chrome knobs, 3 position toggle switch, 3 paired adjustable bridge saddles, strings anchor thru body (except in late 1958 to 1959).
		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.
		The original Telecaster Thinline was reissued by Fender of Japan in the early 1990's.
	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.
		The original colour of the Tele is shown on the cover of our second album but after many years of road wear and outdoor shows it developed unsightly frost and heat cracks in the finish...and was badly chipped all over.
		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)

	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.
		The original colour of the Tele is shown on the cover of our second album but after many years of road wear and outdoor shows it developed unsightly frost and heat cracks in the finish...and was badly chipped all over.
		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 Guitar - Fender Telecaster Electric Guitar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The oldest solid-body animusical in the world, Telecaster ranges from the granite cliffs of Manhattan to the Beverlied hills of LA and beyond.
		Telecaster was first sighted soaring to unheard —of a...
		This Fender Closet Classic 1967 Telecaster is built as if it were bought new in 1967 and played a few times a year and then put carefully away.
	www.vintageguitars.org.uk /telecaster.php (669 words)

	Fender Telecaster
		The original Telecaster has a narrow neck, yet one which is thick, this is a bad combination.
		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.
		If the Telecaster did not have such historical significance, according to today's standards it would be considered a low quality, crude, almost juvenile instrument.
	www.zacharyguitars.com /090105pics.htm (2911 words)

	The Fender Telecaster
		The Telecaster, or Tele, was originally produced in April of 1950 and was called the Esquire.
		There were two models, one with just a single pickup, and the other with a pickup at the neck and a pickup at the bridge.
		But the standout reason for the Telecaster’s popularity among guitarists of all genres is its tone.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/guitar_101/72726 (447 words)

	Telecaster - ProductWiki
		The affordable Highway One Texas Telecaster guitar is the latest edition to the Highway One seriesBy pairing an ash body with a one-piece maple neck with a modern 12â radius and jumbo frets, weâve created a guitar that feels as comfortable and familiar as your favorite chair.
		The semi-hollow-body design was originally an attempt to reduce the weight of the solid-body Telecaster guitar; the f-hole being the most apparent visual clue to its construction.
		With its reshaped pickguard, the â69 Telecaster Thinline is a lightweight addition to the Tele family, but with heavyweight feel and tone.
	www.productwiki.com /product_line__telecaster (958 words)

	PROJECT TELECASTER - BIGSBY GALLERY
		There is even a Telecaster with a Jaguar Tremolo.
		There are four High Res files with patents downloadable: Bigsby Patent 170109 from 1953 with B16, Fender Patent 164227 from 1951 with Telecaster drawing and Patent 2784631 with 1957 Telecaster drawing and switching, Fender Patent 2573254 from 1951 - Print them on nice yellowed paper and you have a nice wall hanger.
		Thanks to Gruhn in Nashville and Kelsey Vaughn I got pictures of a 1952 B16 Telecaster, including an original instruction sheet how to install the b16.
	www.xs4all.nl /~msengers/htm/gallery.htm (379 words)

	Fender Highway 1 Telecaster \| Sweetwater.com
		To top it all off, the Highway 1 Telecaster comes with a deluxe gig bag.
		The new Highway 1 Telecaster now features 2 Hot Tele Single-coil Pickups with Alnico-3 Magnets in the neck and bridge position.
		Alnico IIIs were the magnets used in original Fender pickups from the early '50s (Alnico stands for the basic composition of the magnet: aluminum, nickel, and cobalt).
	www.sweetwater.com /store/detail/TeleH1MHB (799 words)

	Telecaster Shootout by Stringkiller
		The Fender Telecaster was the first mass produced electric guitar in 1952.
		It is a tribute to the designers (Leo Fender of Fender guitars and then of G&L before his death) and original builders that this model and design of guitar is still so popular at the end of the 20th century.
		Thib's Tele has a lovely neck and as with all these Telecaster's sounds fantastic before you have even plugged it in and with other pickups (to my taste -but luckily we're all different) it would come closer to getting my sound.
	www.geocities.com /alecds/tsintro.html (933 words)

	FENDER STRAT AND TELECASTER (Guitar News Weekly #83, March 27, 2000 - (c) GuitarSite.com)
		The tone of the Telecaster is a full sound that can be adjusted to get a sweet tone, or a very twangy tone.
		I owned a Telecaster for many years and I suppose I just came to love the sound and feel of the Guitar.
		However, when recording with a Telecaster I found that one could get a wonderful Rhythm Guitar sound from the Telecaster, a sound that I have not been able to achieve with the new Strat I just purchased.
	www.guitarsite.com /newsletters/000327/20.shtml (1900 words)

	James Burton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He recently became a signature artist for Fender, who released a pink paisley, three-pickup Telecaster with his name on it.
		James Burton picked up a guitar at age 13 and was given an early Fender Telecaster by his father in 1952, and he was soon making people sick with how good he could play the thing.
		The inaugural use of the paisley Telecaster mentioned above was in Las Vegas at the International Hotel, an event that was recorded and released as a live album, Elvis In Person at the International Hotel, Las Vegas.
	www.telecaster.demon.co.uk /docs/jb.htm (365 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Fender American Standard Telecaster at Epinions.com
		That is why My Telecaster is not a Standard American, It's a Model 72 Telecaster Thinline, and one of the finest new 'Re-make' Telecaster Classic series on the market today.
		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 /inst-review-5F6D-607C235-39FC77CD-prod1 (710 words)

	Fender Rosewood Telecaster 1971 Reviewed
		Thinline Telecaster guitars were the latest innovation by Fender when the Fender Telecaster 1971 arrived on the scene.
		The 71 Telecaster also has a single “F” hole, which is signature of the Fender Thinline guitars.
		When looking for a vintage guitar with a little history and a great name like Fender, the Fender Rosewood Telecaster 1971 is the one to look for.
	www.best-guitar-deals.com /fender-rosewood-telecaster-1971.html (367 words)

	Harmony Central®: Muddy Waters Tribute Telecaster from Fender
		This reproduction of Muddy's famous distressed '60s Telecaster will be limited to a run of only 100 pieces, and will be hand crafted by the artisans at Fender's renowned Custom Shop in Corona, California.
		In the style of the Custom Shop's Relic guitars, the Muddy Waters Tribute Telecaster will be severely distressed to resemble the wear and tear that Muddy imposed on his guitar over the years.
		Along with the Telecaster, this special run of guitars will also include a Fender tweed case, a limited edition Muddy Waters poster, a CD of Muddy's music and other signature accessories.
	www.harmony-central.com /Newp/WNAMM00/Fender/Muddy-Waters-Tele.html (734 words)

	Musician's Friend - Product Reviews - Fender Classic Series '69 Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar
		I purshased this telecaster at a music store in the natural finish mahogany body, for.
		It is my first electric and boy I can tell you this, it's perfect.
		I've always loved the shape of the telecaster head and body and I love the one piece natural maple neck.
	www.musiciansfriend.com /srs7/product/reviews?base_pid=510123&g=guitar&page=1&printable=1&rpp=10&sc=overall&so=asc (808 words)

	Telecaster Guitar Forum - guitars, gear, amps and strings
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	www.telecaster.com (446 words)

	Telecaster y DiMarzio Twang King (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Twang es el sonido característico de la guitarra Telecaster.
		despues tomé la telecaster y tambien aluciné, claro que toqué cosas distintas en cada una de ellas
		No sñe si la conocías, pero sabías de una Telecaster con una Tablet Pc por detrás???....
	www.tuxpan.com /fcatrin/es/comments.php?guid=20061002 (3107 words)

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