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1. Fender Road Worn Telecaster Purple

Fender Road Worn 50 Telecaster BLD, Electric Guitar, Some things always get. Of the world famous Fender Custom Shop, were the godfathers of the '50s and '60s. The new Fender Road Worn 50's Tele with maple fretboard offers an aged. At the end of 2008 we were let in on the secret: Fender had been working on a mini-range of 'Road Worn' guitars, Mexican Relics to you or us. The wait is over. The similarity in finish and wear to the '50s version, albeit a three-tone 'burst with the added red, illustrates that the guitars are aged to a basic guide template. The Fender Road Worn '50s Strat solidbody electric guitar gives you the looks and feel of a well-loved vintage Stratocaster that's seen plenty of playing action. Strap on the Road Worn '50s Strat and you'll appreciate the 1950s-spec design, complete with a genuine nitrocellulose laquer finish that's worn to perfection - all in a brand-new package!

Fender Road Worn Telecaster Purple

The whole range uses Fender's Tex-Mex pickups Fender Road Worn '50s TelecasterThis writer has yet to file a two-word guitar review but in this case it got close. What two words? It really is that simple. Vintage Fender Strats, Teles, Precision or Jazz Basses, have to be among the most lusted after instruments for any guitar player.Yet escalating prices, not to mention the question of authenticity, have put many of us off. Fender's so-called Time Machine Series brought the illusion of a vintage Fender to many more people: a high quality guitar, as close to the real thing as you could get, without the worry about authenticity or insurance.You could keep your real one in a bank vault and gig the NOS, Closet Classic or Relic and only you would know.

The trouble with that, however, is that for many of us £2k plus is still a lot of cash.' Even before we plug in there's evidence that these guitars are about more than just looks - the acoustic ring is superb.' We got an inkling, however, that Fender was gearing up to do something about this dilemma when it launched the Joe Strummer Telecaster - the first, more affordable Mexican-made guitar that was aged and distressed.We heard more rumours that the Mexican workforce were taking all sorts of implements to their usually finely finished guitars. At the end of 2008 we were let in on the secret: Fender had been working on a mini-range of 'Road Worn' guitars, Mexican Relics to you or us. The wait is over.