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Pure Vintage '51 pickups with S-1 control
The three-way blade handles the primary pickup choices, while S-1 engages series wiring.

Independent shopping perspective
The '50s Telecaster version pairs an ash body and maple fingerboard with modern playing appointments rather than leaving the design strictly period-bound. Its two Pure Vintage '51 single-coils feed a three-way blade switch, and the S-1 control adds series wiring when a fuller output is wanted. A quartersawn maple Modern D neck, rolled edges, compound-radius board, stainless-steel frets, six-saddle bridge, and locking tuners bring practical detail to a right-handed Tele built around classic pickup layout and familiar controls.


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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
The three-way blade handles the primary pickup choices, while S-1 engages series wiring.
Detail 02
It combines a changing fingerboard radius with 22 medium-jumbo stainless-steel frets.
Detail 03
Individual saddles allow precise intonation adjustment.
Detail 04
They are specified to speed up string changes and hold tuning securely.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses two Pure Vintage '51 Tele single-coil pickups.
Yes. The S-1 switch provides a series wiring option in addition to three-way switching.
There are 22 medium-jumbo stainless-steel frets.
A deluxe tweed hardshell case is specified.
Reference
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