Fender Gold Foil Telecaster, Candy Apple Burst

Fender Gold Foil Telecaster, Ebony Fingerboard, Candy Apple Burst
Inspired by the garage rock bands of the sixties and the cult classic guitars they played, the Gold Foil Collection combines timeless Fender® designs with the dazzling style of a bygone era.
The Gold Foil Telecaster® delivers a spartan feature set steeped in vintage mojo. The mid ’60s C”-shaped maple neck and chopped brass barrel 3-saddle Tele® bridge provide authentic Fender feel, while the ebony fingerboard, mahogany body and pair of Gold Foil mini-humbuckers make for a unique style and sound. Other features include matching painted headstock, vintage-style tuners with white buttons and 21 Medium Jumbo frets.
Long on looks and aces in the tone department, the Fender Gold Foil Collection combines the enduring charm of midcentury mail-order guitars with the style and playability of an authentic Fender.
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[@johndaugherty4127]

Excellent demo.

[@johndaugherty4127]

Mine is a killer tone machine. It has endless sounds in it. People think it is some gimmick guitar, but it was designed by G.E. Smith for tone and he knocked it out of the park imho.

[@KRAZEEIZATION]

It’s a nice sound. Reminds me of UK shoehazer bands from the 90s! The colour choices are pretty poor. Metallic green burst like a Burns would have been really cool. How are the gold foil replicas constructed? Who actually makes them?

[@wblynch]

They are really mini humbuckers with a “gold foil” cover. Not like true vintage gold foils. I would guess the pickups are made in Korea, like the other MIM HH Teles.