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Fender Modern Player Telecaster Plus Review

Although this guitar may bare the Telecaster badge, it's got plenty of twists and turns to make this a completely individual model. Three pickups, in a HSS ...

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Kevin commented on 07 Nov 2015

thank you, leonardo dicaprio

Shoe Gazer commented on 09 Jan 2016

haha!

Kevin commented on 09 Jan 2016

+Shoe Gazer that must mean he's being incepted.

Shoe Gazer commented on 09 Jan 2016

+Kevin in his dreams!

William Johansen commented on 07 Sep 2015

This, or the Squier Classic Vibe 50's Butterscotch Blonde? I can't decide! Please reply, i need help. Great video btw ;)

David Forte commented on 24 Sep 2015

+William Johansen If you were planning it to be your sort of 'only' guitar I'd go with this - a far greater range of tones, and better resale value as it says fender on it

Tomáš Kozina commented on 09 Sep 2015

+William Johansen I'm choosing between those too aswell!

Donal Callum commented on 12 Jul 2015

bridge pickup sounds like crap

cgavin1 commented on 28 Oct 2015

+Donal Callum DAT BRIDGE. Utter crapgasm. Why even put one in? Junk.

Donal Callum commented on 04 Oct 2015

It is otherwise an attractive guitar, but why not buy an American made Tele secondhand there are plenty around

Eisa Base commented on 03 Oct 2015

+Donal Callum The hot bridge sounded weird, but the clean tone bridge sounded like it had a nice acoustic tone.

The Nostromo commented on 15 Sep 2015

+Donal Callum Thanks

Donal Callum commented on 14 Sep 2015

Different individual guitars possess different characteristics....just try a few to make sure the neck is comfortable and the pickups sound good TO YOU. ;)

The Nostromo commented on 12 Sep 2015

+Donal Callum How? I'm planning to get one so that is why I ask.

Squier Telecaster and Fender Frontman pack Review

This Squier pack gives the beginner everything they'll need, including a whole bunch of accessories. Available here: ...

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Isaiah Furrow commented on 25 Jul 2015

Thanks again for all the videos. They have been very helpful. Epiphone LP Special II "Slash AFD" and this Squier Tele. are now the two on the short list. I got a chance to have a good listen to the Squier Tele. and Strat. today, through Fender Champion 40 and Blackstar 30W amp with modeling and fancy bits. I liked the Tele. sounds in bridge and center position most. I will likely be pairing either guitar with an Orange Crush 35RT. Any input on differences between the two, Tele. vs. LP Special II AFD? Would the 35W Orange Amp be enough to play alongside a drum kit? Thanks again, any input would be most appreciated.

Missy Victoria commented on 06 Nov 2015

+Isaiah FurrowI have just purchased a Peavey Vypyr VIP-1.. 20 watts thru a 8" speaker.. and lots of tonal options. And a Squier Affinity Telecaster Special in Butterscotch Blonde.A very nice rig for playing small-medium venues.. all for $360 + tax.I used to own a Peavey Vypyr 15 watt thru an 8" spkr.. and it was plenty loud enough for gigging (w head-room).

Isaiah Furrow commented on 06 Nov 2015

+Missy VictoriaI'm still leaning towards the Orange Crush 35RT as our next amp. Also looking into picking up a Fender Tele. There's a model that's a little different than the sd. ones and it's also not much more than a Squier. The Slash AFD and LP Express (3/4 size) are also still up there on our list. For now we are using a red Mini Strat, and an Orange Crush 12 that we picked up recently, along with a couple books, some DVDs, and the Rocksmith video game. Thanks for your input... Moonshadow

Missy Victoria commented on 27 Oct 2015

+Isaiah Furrow Tele has single-coil pups.. while the Epi LP Special II sports humbuckers. Two different worlds. I think you should grab both in so to cover the gamut. As for amps.. I would think the Fender Champion 40 would (should) suit your needs.. as well as the Blackstar and Orange, as well. 30-40 solid-state watts cranked should suffice as long as your drummer isn't going crazy. Best wishes.

Samuel S H K Musical commented on 27 Jun 2015

I was wondering, I got this pack but my supposedly butterscotch tele is completely Matt in colour, no wood showing through, I'm not sure what the deal is and I can't find anything online about this phenomena

Settle Kettle commented on 23 Dec 2015

+Samuel S H K Musical Mines quite new, I got it around April or March this year and it isn't string through. This Tele range is very strange, the burst coloured version of the guitar IS string through, has a skunk stripe on the neck whereas the butterscotch one doesn't.

Samuel S H K Musical commented on 29 Jun 2015

thanks for getting back to me. yes its a string through and it says it was designed and backed by fender in Indonesia, what are you thinking?

Stefan Boosemeister commented on 29 Jun 2015

Look at the back of the neck, where does it say it was made. 2nd is it string through?

Fender Telecaster American Special Review

Fender's American Special Telecaster comes in a striking Lake Placid Blue finish and possesses all of the qualities that have made so many guitarists choose ...

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Kevin commented on 31 Oct 2015

Am I mistaken that this guy didn't already do a review for this guitar? The guitar has been out several years now with the same configuration, but has merely changed color options. This color changes the fretboard to Rosewood from Maple is the only difference.

PCollen YT commented on 02 Mar 2016

+Kevin In late 2013, Fender started installing the Custom Shop Texas Special pickups on this guitar....much improvement over the previous pickups. I bought mine in March 2014, and it's a great Tele. I've only done one upgrade/mod to it...installed those new beautiful chrome staggered Fender locking tuners just last week, just because it's so easy to do (20 minutes), so inexpensive ($45), and makes changing strings a quick and simple (I HATE winding strings on the tuner poles) 5 minute task. Now, changing strings on my Tele is just as easy and quick as changing strings on my '89 and '92 Strat Plus guitars.

Stephen Reed commented on 02 Mar 2016

This new version has a rosewood neck, not a maple one like 4 or 5 years ago

RanDOMout commented on 22 Jan 2016

+Kevin Don't forget to mention the price increase

Fender Coronado Review

The Fender Coronado is a much anticipated model, reissued in 2013 as part of Fender's Modern Player series. The distinctively-styled thin semi-hollow maple ...

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Daniel Toral commented on 06 May 2014

scale ??

Dmtusic96 commented on 11 Jun 2015

+Daniel Toral 25.5 in

Daniel Toral commented on 02 Apr 2014

made in USA, CHINA, COREA?

GamingRisen commented on 04 Sep 2015

+Daniel Toral Considering its a modern player and it has a lower price that the Americn Standards, probably Mexico.

M Stratocaster commented on 06 May 2014

+Daniel Toral$699 at zZounds.com.....without a case. I opted for the $39.95 Gig Bag since it is not going to get out of my studio. I got the Candy Apple Red and it is absolutely gorgeous. If you're concerned about it being made in China don't be. The craftsmanship is absolutely flawless.

Daniel Toral commented on 04 Apr 2014

how much?

Dawsons Music commented on 03 Apr 2014

Hi Daniel. Fender Modern Player Series are made in China.

Ken Rogers commented on 26 Mar 2014

I am interested in both the Starcaster and the Coronado II reissues. As a Rhythm Guitar Player is one or the other better suited for me? What are the basic differences between the two models from a tone perspective?

Dawsons Music commented on 01 Apr 2014

Hi Ken. We also reviewed the Starcaster so hopefully this video should help you out: Fender Starcaster Review . Let us know if you need any more help :)

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