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- Hi everyone.
I'm Brian Carter with Fender.
Today, I'm incredibly proud
to show you the George Harrison Rosewood Telecaster.
In late 1968, Fender gave George Harrison
a unique new guitar,
a prototype Telecaster made entirely of rosewood.
George's use of the Tele
during the Beatles' "Let It Be" sessions
and the legendary Apple rooftop concert
established it as one of the most iconic guitars
in rock history.
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Featuring a chambered Rosewood body
and pure vintage 64 pickups,
this Telecaster has a sound all its own,
with bell-like highs, smooth mids, and punchy lows.
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The late '60s "C"-shape rosewood neck
provides exceptional resonance,
while the 9.5-inch radius fingerboard
and 21 medium jumbo frets allow smooth chording
and easy bends.
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Other features include a vintage style,
threaded steel saddle bridge,
chrome bridge cover, "F" stamp tuners,
and a custom George Harrison "Om" logo neck-plate.
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Now whether you're a die-hard fan of the Beatles
or just looking for a unique and extraordinary instrument,
the George Harrison Rosewood Telecaster
would be a superb addition to any collection.
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