Fender FSR 2012 Standard Telecaster Black Paisley

Fender Telecaster Made in Mexico
Alder body with black finish Paisley (number of parts? Veneer? Adding maple?)
21 frets maple neck with C-profile
American Standard Telecaster 2 micro
1 volume knob and tone
1 selector 3 positions
Pickguard 3 folds
Mechanics and bridge standard (no name)
Compared to American Standard, it'' s not as well set the string action is not terrible, frets seem to be identical, the handle seems bigger, the finish is not right against one feels that c is not a polished polyester and polyurethane, the logo is just painted black not the silver spaghetti style logo, the bridge and the mechanical is simply no name, weight seems more consistent, electronics is silent it does not crachotte when split

UTILIZATION

RAS

SOUNDS

This is where it will hurt, because it is rotten .... the sound does not, it lacks dynamics, attack the sound is very loud, feeble, it does not like an American twang I'd say it Twonq, it lacks conviction, affirmation whatever the configuration micro serious acute or micro one leaves nothing very brilliant slamming for microphones I still doubt about the fact that it is the American Standard ... to check anyway, the verdict is that the result is far from what one would expect from a real Telecaster

OVERALL OPINION

This is a limited edition, unless big fan of dung limited, ultimately there's the Paisley tearing after it is garbage, even customized for fun it is not worth it, keep your savings and make you an American Standard entry-level, the base is still more that top Mexican Standard