Fender® Starcaster® Tele®
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| The Fender Telecaster was first introduced in 1951 as the "Fender Broadcaster" however, someone else owned rights to the
name and Fender renamed the guitar the "Telecaster" or "Tele" as it is affectionately known today. It was the first commercially marketed
solid body electric guitar and is favored among many country artists. With a solid flat top the Starcaster® Tele® guitar is perfect for branding.
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Specifications:
- Solid Tonewood Body
- Maple Neck
- 21 Frets
- Maple Fretboard
- Dot Inlays
- Chrome Covered Tuners
- Bolt On Construction
- String Thru Bridge
- 2 Single Coil Pickup3
- 3 Way Selector Switch
- Volume Control
- Tone Controls
- Chrome Hardware
- Laminated Vinyl Wrap
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Fender®, Starcaster®, Telecaster® and the distinctive headstock designs of these guitars are trademarks of Fender
Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC) and used here in with express written permission. All rights reserved. Brand O' Guitar Co.
uses authentic Starcaster® Stratocaster and Telecaster by Fender® guitars. Brand O' Guitar Co. is not affiliated with FMIC. No FMIC warranty
applies.
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