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Standard Telecaster®

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Fender Standard Telecaster® on RigShare
The Absolute Classic The Standard Telecaster® guitar features a fast-action neck profile modeled on a late '60s Telecaster. A hot single-coil pickup in the bridge position provides all the bite you want for stinging leads. In the neck position, the Standard Telecaster's warm-sounding chrome-covered single-coil pickup helps you find your own voice.

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