1987 Fender Japan TL72-53 '72 Reissue Telecaster (Black)

1987 Fender Japan TL72-53 '72 Reissue Telecaster (Black)Made by the Fujigen factory in 87, the TL72 was a reissue of the regular '72 model Telecaster (rather than the more famous Thinline or Custom models from that era). With a solid Sen ash body bolted to a slim C profile maple neck and rosewood fingerboard (7. 25" radius, 21 frets), it weighs 3. 6kg's. Loaded with the original TL CURRENT pickups from Fender Japan controlled by full sized pots and a three way selector along with Gotoh tuners and an ash

For those serious about their tone

Offset mahogany body bolted to a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard (34" scale length

custom designation represents every advance in design and technology Ibanez has developed over the decades: the best woods

The neck is nice and straight and the truss is adjustable

The frets are original and show some general wear but were polished and play smoothly

The BF-2 was a lot thicker in sound than many flangers released in the 80's and was a favourite for those looking for less of a jet engine tone and more of a swelling tone

snapback cap

medium 820mm scale length with 24 frets and a 38mm brass nut

Gorgeous one-piece ash body with a transparent red finish

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The P-94 has higher output and sustaining qualities than traditional single-coil pickups