Fender Tele-Bration Empress Telecaster

Ancient mythology holds that the fabled Phoenix bird will only land amid the branches of the Empress tree when a good ruler is in power. Lightweight Empress wood has long been used in the Far East for traditional stringed instruments (such as the Japanese koto and Korean gayageum zithers). The tree eventually found its way to the Southeastern United States, from which comes this amazing new super-lightweight Telecaster model. >More

Fender Classic Player Telecaster Deluxe

Fender did it before and now they're doing it again! There are real-world examples of the much-revered Telecaster Deluxe that were factory-built in the '70s with Stratocaster(R) tremolo bridges. With their Classic Player Telecaster Deluxe with Tremolo, you can experience this rare and versatile instrument. >More

Fender Tele-Bration Rosewood Telecaster

Fender experimented with a rosewood Telecaster design in the late 1960s. A very few of the exceptionally heavy guitars were produced, most famously the one played by George Harrison at the Beatles' famed"rooftop concert" of Jan. 30, 1969, in London. Fender's new Lite Rosewood Telecaster evokes that elusive instrument and greatly lightens the weight by sandwiching a dark-stained spruce body core between a rosewood top and back. >More

Fender American STD Left-Handed Strat

Icon. Not a word to be used lightly. But the Stratocaster is just that. The new American Standard left-handed Stratocaster guitars are beauties to behold in sound, look and feel. Fender kept the hand-rolled fingerboard edges, alnico V pickups and staggered tuning machines for playability, tone and stability, and added several new features, including: >More

Fender GE Smith Telecaster Guitar

G.E. Smith is a guitarist's guitarist, from his varied stints with Hall & Oates, Bob Dylan and David Bowie to his decade-long tenure as Saturday Night Live bandleader to his status as a collector of fine instruments. Fender proudly collaborated with Smith on his signature Telecaster guitar, which was inspired by old Fender lap steels and which features a large neck shape, custom inlays and body-mounted bridge pickup. >More

Fender Vintage 65 Stratocaster Left-Hand

The Fender 1965 Stratocaster saw the return to a thick C-shaped maple neck, this time with a round-laminated dark rosewood fingerboard and larger pearl dot inlays. It was also the first year for enamel-covered pickup wire. >More

Fender American Vintage '59 Stratocaster

The Fender American Vintage '59 Stratocaster presents two versions of that year's pivotal transitional model; one from early 1959 and one from later 1959. >More

Fender American Vintage 64 Telecaster RW

1964 was a monumental year for popular music and a pivotal year for the Telecaster, too, as seen in the American Vintage '64 Telecaster. The thicker maple necks of the '50s and early '60s now gave way to a more rounded C-shaped profile, this time topped with a round-laminated rosewood fingerboard with larger pearl dot inlays. >More

Fender Jim Root Stratocaster Guitar

Built for tones that are so huge they have their own time zones, the Jim Root Stratocaster has everything you need to be a rock master! The body is mahogany, offering up tones that are decidedly thicker than a traditional Strat. Couple that tonal girth with the combination of EMG 81 and EMG 60 pickups and you have a stunning display of hard rock power that will rattle the rafters! For effortless trips up and down the neck, the Jim Root Strat boasts a compound radius neck with either a maple fingerboard. >More

Fender Blackout Telecaster Guitar

Modern and upgraded, the Fender Deluxe Blackout Telecaster guitar features edgy black-and-chrome aesthetics and gives Telecaster fans a modern instrument with a wide range of great tones. It's a deluxe three-pickup version of the Ensenada-made Telecaster, with vintage style pickups, five-way switching and a tinted C-shaped maple neck with maple fingerboard. >More

Fender American Vintage '52 Telecaster

With its big maple neck, the 1952 Telecaster was a landmark guitar in Fender history, and nowhere is today's re-dedication to detail more evident than on the American Vintage '52 Telecaster, which returns to the fold with body, neck and pickups refined with the best features (tones, curves, perimeters, radii and more) from a handful of extraordinary '52 Tele specimens we examined. >More

Fender Pawn Shop Super Sonic Guitar

Players continue to praise the Pawn Shop Series for evoking the more eccentric Fender creations of the mid-'60s to mid-'70s while delivering thoroughly modern sound and quality with a wealth of various Fender elements. >More

Fender Select Carved Top Jazzmaster HH

From the acclaimed Select Series comes the Carved Top Jazzmaster HH electric guitar. These finely crafted guitars and basses put decades of Fender expertise on display, with elegant features and design options for discerning musicians everywhere. >More

Fender Standard Stratocaster Plus Top Left-Handed Electric Guitar, with Rosewood Fingerboard

The Standard Stratocaster Plus Top Left-Handed delivers famous Fender tone and classic style, with the added elegance of a flame maple top on the alder body. >More

Fender Select Cham Telecaster Guitar

The highly acclaimed Fender Select series introduces its lineup for 2013. These finely crafted guitars and basses put decades of Fender expertise on display, with elegant features and design options for discerning musicians everywhere. >More

Fender Standard Stratocaster HSS Plus Top Electric Guitar, with Rosewood Fingerboard

The Standard Stratocaster HSS Plus Top delivers famous Fender tone and classic style, with the added elegance of a flame maple top on the alder body. >More

Fender Select Thinline Telecaster Guitar

The highly acclaimed Fender Select series introduces its lineup for 2013. These finely crafted guitars and basses put decades of Fender expertise on display, with elegant features and design options for discerning musicians everywhere. >More

Fender Standard Stratocaster Maple Electric Guitar and Texas Special Pickup Set

The Fender Standard Stratocaster guitar offers that instantly recognizable Fender tone from three single-coil pickups, covering anything from country to funk to rock and more. >More

Fender Standard Stratocaster Plus Top Electric Guitar, with Maple Neck

The Standard Stratocaster Plus Top delivers famous Fender tone and classic style, with the added elegance of a flame maple top on the alder body. >More