Exceptionally Rare 1966 Lake Placid Blue Telecaster.
This 12 3/4-inch-wide "custom-color" Telecaster weighs just 7.90 lbs. Solid alder body, one-piece maple neck with a wonderful medium to thick profile, and veneer rosewood fretboard with 21 original thin frets and pearloid dot position markers. Headstock with "Fender" 'transition' logo in gold with black trim. There is some light finish checking, a tiny amount of belt buckle wear on the back (nothing through the finish) and a couple of small surface chips on the top bass edge and also the treble cutatway of the body. The Lake Placid Blue color is bright, fresh and unfaded. This is an exceptional example of a very rare custom-color Telecaster - one of the best we have ever seen. Complete with the original 'Ashtray' bridge cover. Housed in its original Fender black hardshell case with orange plush lining (9.00).
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Just got an iPad to find my
Just got an iPad to find my fav web page (this one) doesn't run video on iPad - ouch. Any plans to correct this?
I've only come across 2
I've only come across 2 guitars in my life that could play everything well like that. Luckily I ended up in possession of one of them. Now if only my skills matched its tone. lol
If Phil was a guitar teacher
If Phil was a guitar teacher I would go 5 times a week. With him you forget all your problems. That's how good he is. =)
Damn! That Tele's as old as
Damn! That Tele's as old as me! But in far better shape!!!
Phil is an important
Phil is an important commodity to any company. I'd personally totally trust his judgement on gear.