All user reviews for the Fender American Vintage '52 Telecaster [1998-2012]

It is "the" Telecaster said all t! (A time travel machine)

UTILIZATION

The handle is trs enjoyable, the varnish has a tendency not stick, it must be cleaned from time to time
Access in no acute problem
The guitar is lgre is an instrument that can sound on any amp.
It's all in the fingers, rglages and attack the player.

SOUNDS

This guitar is polivalente and agrees all styles, perfect for rock in general.
I use it with all sorts of amp (JCM 800, Boogie MKIV, Fender Princeton ...) a ring no matter what happens even with the big satellite.
I use the bridge pickup 95p100 but all combinations are "sonic".
It is the only Fender I tried sending the grave when you turn the volume back.
She never pull up and pierces the eardrums like a knife ... mix a box of scne!

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 20 years, I jou hundreds of gigs in bars and all sorts of places, it is solid.
Sweat, beer, crush, mine is falling repeatedly, the varnish is fragile on the handle and the body is missing large portions without the game or the sound suffer.
I tried a good number of tls and that is the best ... especially the bridge pickup and the handle that makes the difference!
Report exellent price for a quality instrument that can keep a lifetime.
It is a basic guitar than any rock guitarist should try one day. This is not my main guitar but it accompanies me on all scnes.
I would always have a telecaster into my set, the one in particular.

Vintage reissue Telecaster, made in USA!
-21 Frets, 2 single coil pickups (1 stick lipstick and a bridge).
Easel-type vintage, three bridges, two strings per saddle.
-1 Volume, 1 tone, 1 3-position selector.
Channel 21 frets maple painted (thus clear button), mechanical vintage Fender. The neck is quite thin in width button, and its profile is U (vintage oblige!).

"I added the guitar comes in its case so Tweed (orange wig included inside!), With a modern bridge to self-assembly if you do not like the original, plus some key Allen, a vintage jack, and a vintage belt (as string).

So we have a very satisfying package, a very nice guitar, but on mine I was angry that two defects: the shield is insecure, that a gondola on the table of the guitar, and the selector button that falls alone if handled too (it just clips the selector) ... For a guitar that wants quality and a price so I think it is a heresy!
So I lower the note (I will put at least 9 originally) ...

UTILIZATION

From the grip, one is enchanted by this beautiful blonde ...

-The handle is initially unsettling because of its slender width, but well-marked U in thickness, but after a few hours playing, it tames it and makes fun of his velvet touch (nice polish!) and is fast, easy, thumb found a comfortable niche at the back.

-For the treble, it is not a Flying-V, but hey, it's Fender, and it does not play! So heel "square", screws and plate forces, but it is nice, although the 22 th box lacks a bit ...

"Then for Stratistes, forget what you know so far: No bevels, the guitar is carved into the log, the old! It's not as thick as a Les Paul, so it does not play comfortably, side weight, the guitar is pretty heavy for a Tele, but it is well balanced, the head remains in place even when assis.Les mechanical plays are vintage, so no oil bath, but take effective tuning.

-The sound, it's simple: the guitar resonates well with the naturalness, and when you connect, you scratch ... And we listen! It Boooo!

SOUNDS

-The guitar is really good, we have a varied palette of sounds for a Telecaster! It's amazing! Personally, I play indie rock or progressive, and the sounds of the guitar are fine for me!

-I play at home on the Vox DA-5, in rehearsal, on a Marshall Valvestate combo and sometimes a JCM 800. Needless to say, with a JCM is transcendent ... The limb as I live in my home studio (Boss 900 CDs), and she keeps her fabulous grain under any circumstances. If I add a tube screamer and a Dunlop Wha, I feast in psychedelic! With a delay, forward the Floyd! But what's, my ancestors!

-In the neck position is a big surprise for me, it sounds super round, a real jazz guitar! With its clean, it is stunning, at least it is as round as Gibson!

Then, in an intermediate position was more nuanced sound, well-typed Fender, the tone is effective and progressive, we can color the sound at will! With distortion, it sounds very rock, as a stratum in the neck position! The combination of the two microphones adds to the sound of the attack, sustain is great for single coils.

Finally, in the bridge position, there is the "Twang" typical of Telecasters, the sound is bright without being aggressive to the ears, still alive and well kept, in distortion, it becomes a biting without being aggressive, boisterous and lively solos arpeggios in Crunch!

In summary, this guitar is much more versatile than I thought! The sounds are varied, from jazz to the confines of Hard through the country and punk! I have not found a sound that I hate! I do not carry them all, but I can have them! It's like having butter, butter and money ... smile of the dairy!

OVERALL OPINION

"I use this wonder for almost 3 years and I can not get bored!

+ The mouth of the shovel
handle
sounds!
small objects come with more!

- The 2 details (énervants!!) Cited above.

"I've tried Strats, Gibsons, but this one seems built for me! It is a delight.

-Compared to the price, I find that some details are worth being a little more finished, but the sound and the pleasure that gives the guitar make you forget those setbacks.

I would do without hesitation that choice!