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“The Fender Custom Shop ’60s Telecaster Thinline Journeyman Relic limited-edition electric guitar captures the essence of a time-honored classic Tele that’s been broken in over decades of spirited playing. Meticulously aged by the Fender team, this limited instrument seamlessly blends premium materials and vintage-spec’d appointments into a guitar dripping with vibe and tone. Whether chasing authentic ’60s twang or a unique road-worn companion, this relic is an heirloom-quality instrument for discerning players. Relic Finish Exuding Decades of CharacterWith its journeyman relic lacquer finish, this Thinline Tele looks and feels like a beloved guitar that’s been your trusty companion for years. Worn-in areas around the body, neck and hardware reveal the beautiful woodgrain underneath, telling the story of an instrument that’s lived many musical lives. But looks aren’t everything—the relic process also contributes to the rich, resonant tone by allowing the tonewood to breathe. You’ll swear this guitar has been by your side since Woodstock. Select Tonewood and Handwound Pickups for Rich, Vintage ToneUnderneath that worn-in aesthetic lies a selection of premium tonewoods chosen for their sonic qualities. The two-piece select ash body offers a harmonically rich, well-balanced tone with impressive sustain. A AAA flame maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard provides warmth and articulation. Fender’s hand-wound Nocaster pickups authentically recreate the sparkly, bell-like chime and twang that made the Telecaster famous as a studio workhorse. You’ll revel in the expressive, nuanced tones this relic delivers. Vintage-Spec’d Tones From Handwound Nocaster PickupsPlugging in, you’re treated to quintessential Tele bite and twang courtesy of the handwound Nocaster pickups. These single-coils are meticulously voiced using a ’60s-correct wind to capture the snarl and quack that made the era’s Teles so revered. The bright bridge unit sears with trebly punch while the darker neck pickup offers lush warmth for leads. The Fat ’50s wiring enhances the pickups’ dynamic range and articulation. It’s the ideal blend of vintage magic and modern performance. Vintage Specs for Timeless Feel and PlayabilityIn addition to its vintage-inspired tones, this Thinline Tele excels at capturing the comfortable, familiar feel of a ’60s-era guitar. The neck’s ’60 oval C profile sits perfectly in your palm, while the 9.5″” radius and 21 narrow-tall frets allow effortless bending and chording. The bone nut, vintage-style tuners and ’58–’63 Tele bridge all contribute to the guitar’s resonance and tuning stability. From the moment you pick it up, you’ll be right at home on this relic’s worn-in neck. Premium Appointments and Accessories for a Boutique ExperienceAs a limited-edition offering from the Fender Custom Shop, the ’60s Telecaster Thinline Journeyman Relic comes loaded with pro-caliber features. Fat ’50s wiring and a 4-ply pickguard enhance the guitar’s vintage character. It ships in a deluxe hardshell case along with a strap and certificate of authenticity, making it feel like a true boutique acquisition. With its sublime aging, premium construction and accessories, this relic Tele is a guitar to be cherished. Platinum CollectionOver the years, Guitar Center’s Platinum Rooms have honed their reputation of having a selection of some of the world’s most desirable and exclusive gear. The Platinum Guitar Collection features a carefully considered selection of stunning instruments from the world’s top builders, like this ’60s Te Journeyman Relic-finished select ash body25.5″”-scale AAA flame maple neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboardHandwound Custom Shop Loaded Nocaster pickups, 3-way switchVintage-style Tele bridge with RSD saddles, vintage-style split-shaft tuners | Fender Custom Shop ’60s Telecaster Thinline Journeyman Relic Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Aged Natural”

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