Fender Custom Shop 50 Double Esquire Heavy Relic Aged Blonde #R137579

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£3,599.00

This is a New Fender Custom Shop 50 Double Esquire Heavy Relic Aged Blonde #R137579 from Fender Custom Shop, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Fender Custom Shop 1950 Double Esquire Heavy Relic is a beautifully vintage guitar with modern components to make it suitable for players today. From first glance this Esquire screams vintage thanks to its heavy relic finish. This model looks like it has been well-loved and performed with for decades showing every wear and tear as a symbol of every performance that came before. Not only is Custom Shop aesthetically beautiful but it also delivers some incredible tones. Equipped are a pair of hand-wound 50/51 Blackguard pickups which produce a broad dynamic range with crisp and clean highs to a well-balanced and full low end. Wanting to change the way this Fender plays? A range of controls are featured on the body that allow you to tweak your tone for your desired voicing. And whats more its playability is off the charts with elegant contours and a lacquer finish. Let the Double Esquire teleport your tone back to the 50s.

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Fender Custom Shop

Fender Custom Shop is represented by a substantial selection of electric guitars, particularly Telecaster and Esquire models with Relic, Heavy Relic, Journeyman and Closet Classic finishes. The current listings include 1950s, 1960s and limited-edition variations, with differences in neck wood, fingerboard, pickups and ageing treatment. These are not interchangeable versions: compare the exact model, scale, neck profile, pickup specification, bridge, finish and condition. The individual Gear4music listing is the authority for the serialised instrument shown.

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