All user reviews of 3/5 for the Fender Road Worn '50s Telecaster

Fender made in MEXICO with parts from the USA supposedly ...
Relic that is to say Eroded artificially. A brief Pigné TARS across a rusty vibrato and parts coming from nowhere ... an ugly duckling priori.

UTILIZATION

Super nice handle, no varnish, it is on the wood. I personally love it. rather stick with a fairly low end radius, so close. So the big paws will have a little trouble and the strings sound pretty high from fifth fret. Vintage that looks to do its job well hardware. There is no return on the ergonomics of the stratosphere, it's a must!

SOUNDS

The strong point: the sound! it's very typical, we are now in the southern united states, western Stetson quickly becomes indispensable. Blues, rock plain or crunch, it can tease the funk casseroles with positions 2 microphones. Of course the neck pickup loses serious compared to a Classic, or a standard USA, acute microphones alone is a disaster, but this configuration is serving a banging sound at will (with the added touch of maple) . A well thought out guitar that sounds like a great deal. Say it bluntly, it's the Mexican Custom Shop.

OVERALL OPINION

I tried it for a friend who wanted a Strat, he chose a 60's Classic, more versatile and less bogey. But this Road Worn really has a big personality level sound (SRV requires) and a super nice handle. A secondhand 700 €, that is a really great price / quality ratio. So, I already have an American Standard US 1984, the RW would be the perfect addition to my beloved strat I reliquée lovingly. After the reliquage one likes or dislikes, personally I find that ridiculous. In conclusion, this is a good secondhand!