Detail 01
Crushed '50/'51 Blackguard, RWRP Ancho Poblano, and Tomatillo Tele pickups
Assigns a named hand-wound pickup to bridge, middle, and neck positions.


Independent shopping perspective
Hotshot Telecaster brings three hand-wound single-coils to a right-handed Telecaster format: a Crushed '50/'51 Blackguard bridge pickup, RWRP Ancho Poblano Strat middle pickup, and Tomatillo Tele neck pickup. The 5-position blade switch works with master volume and master tone for quick pickup changes. Its relic-treated, aged Nocaster Blonde build combines a 2-piece select ash body, one-piece quartersawn maple neck and fingerboard, narrow-tall frets, and a 3-saddle '51 Nocaster bridge with brass saddles.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Assigns a named hand-wound pickup to bridge, middle, and neck positions.
Detail 02
Offers five switch selections across the three-pickup configuration.
Detail 03
Uses a three-saddle bridge with brass saddles.
Detail 04
The neck and fingerboard are both specified as one-piece quartersawn maple.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has three hand-wound single-coils: Crushed '50/'51 Blackguard bridge, RWRP Ancho Poblano Strat middle, and Tomatillo Tele neck.
No tremolo bridge is listed. The guitar is specified with a 3-saddle '51 Nocaster bridge with brass saddles.
It is listed in Aged Nocaster Blonde.
Reference
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