The Fender Made in Japan Limited Edition Telecaster® Thinline is a must - have for guitar enthusiasts. It showcases the trendy 'Kusumi' colors that have become popular across various industries in recent years. These 'Kusumi' colors, often seen in clothing, home decor, and miscellaneous items, offer a calm and refined tone by reducing the saturation of original colors. Fender, a brand famous for its wide array of colorful instruments, brings these new fashionable hues to the well - loved Telecaster® Thinline models. This guitar not only sports the 'Kusumi' color on its body finish but also features carefully placed inlays and head decals for a cohesive look. The alder body, with the characteristic hollow construction of the Telecaster® Thinline, is lightweight and produces warm, deep overtones. The satin - finished Modern 'C' maple neck, coupled with a 9.5” radius rosewood fingerboard and 22 narrow tall frets, ensures comfortable playing, even during long gigs. Specifications include a Telecaster® body shape, alder body material, satin polyester body finish, and much more.
Using your Fender Made in Japan Limited Edition Kusumi Pink Color Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar is easy. First, make sure you have the right strings installed. The guitar comes with nickel - plated steel strings in.009 -.042 gauges. Tune it up using the vintage - style locking tuning machines. When you're ready to play, hold the guitar comfortably with the modern 'C' shaped neck designed for long - term comfort. The 22 narrow tall frets allow for easy fingering. For the best sound, experiment with the Hybrid II Custom Voiced Single Coil Telecaster® pickups at the bridge and neck. As for maintenance, keep the guitar in its gig bag when not in use to protect it from dust and scratches. Wipe the body with a soft cloth regularly to maintain the satin polyester finish. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures and humidity, as this can damage the alder body and the rosewood fingerboard. Also, check the strings regularly for wear and replace them when needed to keep the sound quality high.
