Detail 01
S-1 switching
The volume control adds a series wiring option beyond the three-way blade selections.

Independent shopping perspective
Vintage Tele styling meets a player-focused specification here: an alder body, Heirloom nitrocellulose lacquer, and a quartersawn maple Modern D neck with rolled fingerboard edges. Two Pure Vintage '63 Tele single-coils cover the standard three-way selections, while the S-1 control brings in a series-wired option for a thicker sound. The compound-radius rosewood board, stainless-steel frets, tapered heel, locking tuners, and six-saddle bridge make it a well-equipped right-handed Tele for stage and studio work.


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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 volume control adds a series wiring option beyond the three-way blade selections.
Detail 02
The playing surface changes radius along the neck and carries 22 medium-jumbo stainless-steel frets.
Detail 03
It is designed to provide access to the highest frets.
Detail 04
It provides individual-saddle intonation adjustment.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has two Pure Vintage '63 Tele single-coil pickups.
It activates a series wiring option for a thicker, more modern sound.
No tremolo bridge is specified; it uses a six-saddle American Tele bridge.
A deluxe brown hardshell case is specified.
Reference
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