Fender Telecaster Deluxe J5 Triple Hum-Bucker Black/Chrome

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Double bound Alder body and Maple neck
3 x Enforcer Hum-Buckers
Chrome hardware and scratch plate
Vintage style tremolo

Fabulous 3 Hum-bucker J5 Tele Deluxe

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This is a very impressive looking guitar, the combination of the black and chrome finish certainly turns...

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Fender Telecaster Deluxe J5 Triple Hum-Bucker Black/Chrome

Pairing three high-output Enforcer pickups with more Chrome than a 50's Cadillac, the Fender J5 Triple Tele Deluxe turbo-charges the popular '70s-era Tele Deluxe platform.

The inclusion of no less than 3 humbuckers provides a modern day rock 'n' roll makeover to this popular guitar, and the list of attractive features include a double-bound body, three hi-gain humbuckers and a stylish chrome scratch plate. The J5 also sports a vintage tremolo to retain that authentic 1970's retro feel to this chic, modern instrument ...

The body is crafted from Alder with a Maple neck and Rosewood fingerboard, the pick-ups are managed via a 3 position toggle switch located on the upper shoulder of the instrument in a similar style to a Les Paul. It also utilises a large 1970's style Stratocaster headstock and Fender vintage "F" style machine heads ...

by Gig Stig

This is a very impressive looking guitar, the combination of the black and chrome finish certainly turns a few heads and this guitar also stands out due to no less than 3 hum-bucking pick-ups.

The double bound Alder body provides a stylish aesthetic and all parts on this instrument have been finished to a high standard. The magnificent chrome scratch plate is a dazzling feature of this guitar and should look fantastic under coloured stage lighting ...

So what about the sound ... well with 3 hum-buckers cued up waiting to explode out of your amplifier you can probably appreciate that this guitar will appeal to the rock category, rather than to country players. Unusually this guitar has the pick-up selector switch located on the upper shoulder of the instrument in much the same way that you'll find it on a Les Paul.

To conclude, this J5 Tele Deluxe looks fabulous, plays extremely well and contains enough raunch to rock your socks off ... hats off to Fender for creating this beauty ...