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Jimmy Page Custom '59 Tele single-coil pickups
A two-pickup Tele configuration voiced for the full-bodied tone connected with Led Zeppelin's first album.

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Fender's Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster is a right-handed, six-string solid-body model created alongside Page and finished in White Blonde lacquer over a two-piece ash body. Its pair of Jimmy Page Custom '59 Tele single-coils delivers the full-bodied sound associated with Led Zeppelin's first album. The Thin D maple neck, 7.25-inch slab rosewood fingerboard, and vintage-style frets keep the layout rooted in a classic Tele approach. Its bridge accepts either through-body or top-load stringing; top-loading is described as producing lower tension for easier bends.


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A two-pickup Tele configuration voiced for the full-bodied tone connected with Led Zeppelin's first album.
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Accepts through-body or top-load stringing; the top-load option is described as rounder, warmer, and lower in tension.
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Paired with 21 vintage-style frets on the custom Thin D maple neck.
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The package also includes eight round mirrors, a black coiled cable, a vintage-style stained-glass strap, and a custom certificate of authenticity.
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It has two Jimmy Page Custom '59 Tele single-coil pickups.
Yes. A vintage tweed case is included, along with mirrors, a black coiled cable, a vintage-style stained-glass strap, and a certificate of authenticity.
Yes. The top-loader bridge allows either through-body or top-load stringing.
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