Fender Custom Shop 2022 Limited CuNiFe Telecaster Custom - Journeyman Relic • SN: CZ559442

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The Limited Edition Cunife Tele Custom is an uber-customized creation with some stunning features that showcase not only beauty but enhanced playability, creating a one-of-a-kind player experience. A resonant roasted pine body wears a figured knotty pine top and bottom, elegant brown shell binding and rope purfling on the top. A roasted 2A birdseye maple neck with round-lam rosewood fingerboard features a ’60-style “oval C” profile, 9.5” fingerboard radius and 21 narrow tall frets.
Humbucking cunife (neck) and hand-wound Texas Special (bridge) pickups feature a three-way switch and dual-stack HS Tele wiring, creating perfectly balanced hot Tele tone. Other features include a brown shell pickguard, Bigsby® B-5 bridge and tailpiece, vintage-style tuning machines, bone nut and a wing string tree. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.
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Serial Number: CZ559442
Brand Fender Custom Shop
Model 2022 Limited CuNiFe Telecaster Custom
Finish Color Aged Amber Natural
Aging Journeyman Relic
Finish Type Lacquer
Weight 7.91 lbs.
Body Wood Roasted Pine
Neck Wood AA Roasted Birdseye Maple
Neck Shape '60 Oval C
Neck Dimensions .790 1st - .920 12th
Fingerboard Round-Laminated Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius 9.5"
Inlays Mother-of-Pearl Dots
Scale Length 25.5"
Width at Nut 1.650"
Nut Material Bone
Frets 21 6105 Narrow-Tall
Pickups 1 Hand-Wound Texas Special Single-Coil (Bridge), 1 Wide-Range CuNiFe Humbucker (Neck)
Controls Volume, Tone, 3-Way Switch
Hardware Chrome/Nickel
Bridge Bigsby B5
Tuners Vintage-Style
Pickguard 4-Ply Brown Shell
Case Black Hardshell Case

[@MattyK-USA]

That's one great sounding axe, right there! 🔥👍❤

[@marcotonetti]

Best version of Sunshine of Your Love I’ve ever heard 😮

[@n05liw]

Paul !!

[@frantisca]

I had a Tele build with an original 1977 CuNiFe neck pickup. Found the tone a bit muffled. Was compensated by a TV Jones classic in the bridge (switchable tp parallel). Was a terrific guitar, with a neck that had a sublime rosewood board, but it was too darn heavy with its Bigsby...

[@liamtahaney713]

There was some real duds in those 70s teles lol. My grandfather had one that is virtually unplayable

[@slavophiliak44]

A tasty treat, titillating and tingling my cilium and various other sensory apparatuses! Mr. Bridge ladled out a copious helping of tone gravy right upon my soul biscuits!!!

[@SGBassplayer]

Realistically the only electric guitar you’d ever need.

[@sassycat]

Where have you been hiding this one, Paul Brown? The roasted pine is sublime.

[@paulgbrown3761]

Hahaha yes!

[@michaelaiello9525]

What’s the word on the street about those Fender/Bigsby whammies? Do they hold tune?

[@doreme2457]

This is Perfect for Country rock

[@gregdarling8163]

Do you think the CuNiFe neck pickup would work okay for playing chord melody style jazz standards? Is the pickup too bright for the rich mellow sound of jazz?

[@Nowandthen-zen]

I knew a girl named Cunife, she was a Indian princess from the copper and nickel mines, in the nether regions of Michigan. She could rock your world

[@michaelaiello9525]

I was hoping for Greg to loop “Sunshine..” and just let loose over the top of it!

[@tituschalk]

Monster playing. I’ve got eat more cheddar…

[@oldasrocks9121]

Wow 😶

[@giulioluzzardi7632]

Bridge pick-up is blinding.

[@thestcroixkid]

Woof! Smooth AND Slappy!

[@hurshel7]

Copper. Nickel. Iron

[@johnw4659]

Play it, Drade !

[@cpk313]

Maybe new amp day???