Detail 01
SSS pickup arrangement
It combines two Coastline ’63 Telecaster single-coils with a Coastline ’57 Stratocaster RWRP middle single-coil.

Independent shopping perspective
The American Professional Classic Hotshot Telecaster SSS expands the familiar Tele layout with a third single-coil. Coastline ’63 Telecaster pickups occupy the bridge and neck positions, while a Coastline ’57 Stratocaster RWRP pickup sits in the middle. Its five-position blade selector opens up individual and blended settings beyond a two-pickup Tele, with master volume and Greasebucket tone controls for refining the result. An alder body, satin-finished maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, and strings-through-body three-saddle bridge keep the core format rooted in Telecaster design. A deluxe gig bag is included.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
It combines two Coastline ’63 Telecaster single-coils with a Coastline ’57 Stratocaster RWRP middle single-coil.
Detail 02
Provides five pickup-selection positions, including blended textures described for the three-pickup layout.
Detail 03
Rolls off treble without adding unwanted bass, preserving clarity across tone settings.
Detail 04
Uses a vintage-style Tele bridge with three brass barrel saddles and strings routed through the body.
Detail 05
The satin-finished maple neck is paired with a rosewood fingerboard.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has three single-coil pickups: Coastline ’63 Telecaster models at bridge and neck, plus a Coastline ’57 Stratocaster RWRP middle pickup.
The five-position blade switch provides five selector positions.
It lets you reduce treble without adding unwanted bass, helping retain clarity as the tone control is adjusted.
This version has a rosewood fingerboard.
Reference
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