Fender Classic Player Tele Deluxe with Trem

[hunter]

Ohhhh I LIKE that. Waddayathink?

[dave_mc]

not sure. depends on how different it sounds from the non-trem version, kind of thing. :)

[FernandoDuarte]

Cool

[badgermark]

Doesn't sound too bad actually

[hunter]

Doesn't sound too bad actually

Oh yeah just give me more gas :O)

[Andrew W]

That is a very cool guitar. I did read somewhere that the pickups Fender are using aren't the proper super-large humbuckers that were on the originals (Seth Lover designed I think?) but are instead regular sized humbuckers in an oversize box.  If you're in love with the sound of the originals you may find the new ones are somewhat different.  On looks alone though, that rocks my boat.

[Ratrod]

I'd rather have a fixed bridge version and add a Bigsby.

[sgmypod]

does sound good...like the look...but is a tele...just can't live with them

[MrBump]

Sounds ace.  Good player too in that clip, Hunter.

[badgermark]

That is a very cool guitar. I did read somewhere that the pickups Fender are using aren't the proper super-large humbuckers that were on the originals (Seth Lover designed I think?) but are instead regular sized humbuckers in an oversize box.  If you're in love with the sound of the originals you may find the new ones are somewhat different.  On looks alone though, that rocks my boat.

The original had CuNiFe rod magnets, the RI pickups have standard Alnico or ceramic for the MIJ RIs. The originals were built like single coils i believe, having rod magnets instead of bars.

However these might be 'revoiced' wide range RIs, like the one's on the Sonic Youth Jazzblaster.

[CaptainDesslock]

trems just don't look proper on a tele, unless its a bigsby, which gives instant class and style :)

[shobet]

I dunno, instant Keifh innit.