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The Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster Custom revitalizes one of the company's most successful guitar hybrids in an affordable model that retains the original's tone and feel. Replacing the standard single-coil Tele neck pickup with a Wide Range Fender humbucker, the '72 Custom affords players ...
From 1959-72, the Fender Custom Telecaster lived as a standard Tele with a bound body. The new Telecaster Custom that was available until 1981 boasted a Seth Lover-designed humbucker in the neck position to pair with the traditional and beloved Telecaster single-coil bridge pickup.
Following suit, the original Telecaster Custom design gave way to a non-bound, four-knob, single-coil/humbucker combo guitar in ’72 (this second version has a stacked “Telecaster Custom” decal). The dual Wide Range ’bucker Telecaster Deluxe solidbody topped the Tele price list from ’73.
The Classic Series '72 Telecaster Custom delivers the Tele twang with the added punch of a neck-position Fender "Wide-Range" humbucker. You also get Fender's cool '70s Micro-Tilt neck adjustment, bullet truss rod, and skirted, silver-tipped amp knobs.
The '72 Telecaster Custom was first introduced in 1972; a solidbody that marries a Fender humbucker at neck with a Tele single-coil at bridge and, importantly, a Gibson-like volume and tone control for each pickup.
In 2011, Fender released the American Vintage reissue '72 Telecaster Custom, replicating the original '72 design features such as the three-bolt neck and the classic look, with improved construction and quality.
Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster Custom Electric Guitar - See the best prices from $649.00, read 9 real reviews, discover how 27 pro artists use it, and see photos of it in actual setups.
The American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster® Thinline reproduces the quintessential tone and feel of the original. Featuring a "C"-shape hard rock maple neck, the American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster® Thinline plays like a dream with a 7.25" radius fingerboard and vintage tall frets.
The Telecaster Thinline of 1971 was the first Fender to get the new pickup, a pair of them in fact, and the company followed suit by totally redesigning the Telecaster Custom in 1972.
Add fat to your Tele twang with a beefy neck-position humbucker. The Fender '72 Telecaster Custom Electric Guitar is a versatile tone machine. 1972 was a magical year for the Telecaster, as the venerable design spawned options and new designs left and right.