Fender 70th Anniversary Esquire MN SFG E-Gitarre incl. Koffer

The very first solid body guitar offered by Fender in the 50s was the Esquire. With its simple yet elegant silhouette, an adjustable 3-saddle bridge and a single lap-steel pickup in the bridge position, the Esquire laid the foundation for all subsequent solid-body electric guitars and was the forerunner of the more famous Telecaster.

Like the first Esquire models, the 70th Anniversary Esquire has a pine wood body. It is a light wood known for its powerful and complex tone, which has been enhanced by a roasting treatment that significantly improves the body's resonance. A lacquered U-shaped guitar neck, a Tim Shawn-designed Esquire bridge pickup, an anniversary guitar neck plate and a tweed case are among the other features that make the 70th Anniversary Esquire an exceptional instrument.

Features:

• Roasted pine body
• one-piece maple guitar neck with 184.1mm radius fretboard and 21 vintage frets
• maple fretboard/guitar neck
• A Tim Shaw designed pickup (Esquire Single Coil)
• Esquire sound circuit
• Anniversary guitar neck record
• Tweed Case
• Colour: Surf Green

Technical data:

• Body shape:Telecaster
• Body paint:glossy nitrocellulose lacquer
• neck paint:shiny nitrocellulose lacquer
• Guitar neck shape: '50 Broadcaster "U"
• frets: 21
• Waistband size:Vintage Tall
• Scale length:648 mm
• Saddle material:bone
• saddle width:42 mm
• Switching:3-way switch
• Pickup equipment:S
• Bridge:3 saddle American Vintage Strings-Through-Body with saddles made of solid barrel steel
• Tuning Machines:Vintage Style

Specs:

• incl. Case: yes
• Incl. Bag: no
• Frets: 21
• Scale: 648 mm
• Color: Green
• Pickup System: S
• Pickup-Type: passive
• Strings: 6
• Set Offer: no
• Tremolo: no
• Type: electric Guitar
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

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