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Take a tour of G.E. Smith's new signature Tele®, a special guitar that combines a '40s-era Fender lap steel with a '50s-era Telecaster. Features include a large U-shaped maple neck, lap steel "oval and diamond" fingerboard inlays, custom cutoff vintage-style bridge plate and body-mounted bridge pickup.

1952 Telecaster - 1955 Tweed Super Amp

A demo of my brand new Fender Baja Telecaster with series pickup configuration option and the S1 phase switch. Recorded with my Orange Tiny Terror, audio from SM57 close mic'd on 1x10" cabinet.

Me playing my new Tele '52 through my Peavey classic 30, with a Powerbrake attenuator. Effects: RAT Clone, Tubescreamer Clone.

Here she is...I've been working on this since March 2006, piecing it together piece by piece. Finally got the neck mounted, the pickups wired, the pick guard fitted...a few minor details left to do on it but I went ahead and put some strings on it and played it! I LOVE IT!

Jim Root stops by the Fender factory to chat with us about his new signature Fender Telecaster. Check it out!!

John reviews the popular Fender Telecaster, and in the process demonstrates chicken pickin' and volume swells. All of the guitar comparisions are on the Guitar Reviews section of the website, http://www.johnhguitar.com/john-heussenstamm/GuitarReviews.php

www.ProGuitarShop.com - The Fender Hot Rod Deluxe round two! This time Andy shows the versatility of the Hot Rod Deluxe with a Fender Custom Shop Telecaster. County twang! Blues swing! Even funky cool rock and indie sounds can be had with the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe and a Telecaster. For the most bang for your buck, the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe is a dream come true for the working guitarist. The world standard for a portable, powerful, full-featured tube amp, the 40-watt Hot Rod Deluxe is very aptly named, indeed! The Fender Hot Rod Deluxe was designed to meet the needs of todays working guitarist. The clean channel yields traditional, sparkly Fender clean tones with bite and punch. When pushed up to the breaking point, the overdrive is spanky and tight with rich harmonic content and dynamic control. The Hot Rod Deluxe overdrive channel yields warm, creamy overdrive reminiscent of Texas blues and southern rock. When pushed into More Drive, the saturation gets thicker and the overdrive starts to sing a song of sustaining leads and rockin rhythms. Fender designed the Hot Rod Deluxe to meet demanding specifications, the first of which is versatility. Todays modern working guitarists need an amp they can rely on for many different applications and the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe is that amp.

www.ProGuitarShop.com Vox AC30 and Fender Telecaster. The AC30HH Head will inspire shock and awe the moment you see it in person. Played with a Fender Telecaster. Its simply a lovingly constructed, beautiful amplifier to behold, so much so that you may just want to display it in your living room like a fine piece of handmade furniture. The creamy blond tolex is striking, and the brown leather handle and gold Vox logo perfectly compliment the characteristic diamond-pattern grill cloth. The hand wired Vox AC30 just might be one of the sexiest amps ever built. Fender Telecaster

Mojocaster.com - Fender Telecaster Hot Rod 52 review This guitar is US made, with a single Tele bridge pickup and a Seymour Duncan mini-humbucker in the neck position. The neck is medium chunky, the finish is butterscoth nitro - see through so you can enjoy the grain - and the guitar comes in a beautiful Fender Tweed case. Gear used: Carmen Ghia by Dr Z for the amp, and an Electro Harmonix Holy Grail reverb pedal.

Philippe Dubreuille Restoring Wilco Johnson Telecaster / Credit Video : Maja Biton

www.ProGuitarShop.com Bad Cat Cub II Head and a 52 Fender Telecaster Reissue. The Bad Cat Cub II Head is a 15-watt, dual EL-84 powerered guitar amplifier. Particularly tasty Fender Telecaster. Heavily influenced by Vox designs, the Bad Cat Cub II is the creation of legendary amp designer Mark Samson, formerly of Matchless Amps. The amps sound great with the 52 Fender Telecaster. The Bad Cat Cub II Head is an extremely versitile guitar amp. It delivers plenty of sparkling chime, especially with a Tele or Strat. Not to mention its milky-smooth overdrive tones. The Cub is definitely humbucker friendly. Control knobs include Volume, Selectable 5-way Rotary Tone Switch or interactive Bass and Treble, Cut, Reverb, Master volume. Whether you're a bluesman, country picker or unabashed rocker, the Bad Cat Cub II Head delivers the goods. We particularly like the chime of the 52 Fender Telecaster.

The Fender Custom Shop's Mike Eldred gives you a detailed look at the Andy Summers Tribute Telecaster® guitar.

This time some bluesy stuff. No tapping, no sweeping, back to the roots! Fender Telecaster with EMG pick-ups through Fulltone OCD (very little distortion) into Mesa Express 5:50 (clean channel)

http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pages/1_free_DVD/ Click the link above to receive free exclusive videos, newletters, and lots of guitar and music goodies from next level guitar. In this module we review a Fender Telecaster 1952 Reissue Custom Shop model. Many more lessons at: http://www.nextlevelguitar.com

www.wideseen.com/music is chicken pickin' extravaganzas by Soren Sebber Larsen - Famous Fender Telecaster Signature guitars are presented by Soren Sebber Larsen in this video series. - He demonstrates all settings while playing top chicken pickin' licks. All Telecasters of James Burton are presented in chronological order. Also Buck Owens, Jimmy Bryant and Clarence White are presented. A few non-tele's are sneaked in like the John Mayer Stratocaster and the G&L Will Ray. They are included because of the B-bender mechanisms. Three different mechanisms to bend the b-string is presented in the video "Three guitar B-bender mechanisms". If you are also a Teleholic bend on chicken pickin' then you should visit www.wideseen.com/music for some amazing pure guitar instrumental wall-to-wall chicken pickin'.

Stereo click http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9bdYVZXBug&fmt=18 Mitch Master playing his Dirty screaming blues guitar solo to his song 'I Got The Blues" with his telecaster guitar into a Marshall Dsl 50 Amp. Mitch Master was the lead guitarist for Janis Joplin Big Brother & The Holding Company lead guitarist "James Gurley" in the band "Red Robin & The Worms" and played some lead guitar on James Gurley CD "Saint James Pipe Dreams" in 2000. Mitch released his own solo album "How About You" in 2006. The title track song "How About You" was on Neil Young's Top 10 Picks list on "Living with War Today" for over a year and #1 over 14 times. James Gurley gave Mitch McKendry his stage name Mitch Master. Enjoy Mitch Master - Dirty Screaming Blues Guitar Solo Telecaster Marshall Amp video. I love traveling to Thailand and in 06 I was able to see a Mitch Master show, it ROCKED! I met him and now I'm posting his music on my channel for you all to enjoy :) I am always getting mail asking where can I get a hold of Mitch Master. Its easy and while your there read his very interesting Bio. from meeting Bob Marley to Colin Powell, go to http://www.myspace.com/mitchmckendry Mitch was born in Hollywood and now lives in Thailand. I have visited Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, Phuket, Ao Nang, Krabi and Bangkok. Thanks for reading, Brandy :) I like: Jimi Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, Grand Funk, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Johnson, Carlos Santana, Albert King, Freddie King, Albert Collins, BB King, David Gilmour, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley, Prince, ZZ Top, Velvet Revolver, Gun N Roses, Jeff Healey, Red Hot Chili Peppers, White Stripes, Alvin Lee, Ten Years After, Dr.Dre, Frank Zappa, Mark Farner, Robert Cray, Robin Trower, Dave Mason, Edgar Winter, Johnny Winter, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, JJ Cale, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Leslie West, Jamaica, Jeff Beck, Janis Joplin, Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Allman Brothers, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Traffic, Green Day, , Metallica, Ac/Dc, Carabao, Humble Pie, Gary Moore,etc.

I love country music, this is just my little tribute to say thank you to all the great guitarist who keep alive country music ,i'm not a good guitar player so sorry for the mistakes i had in my recording hahah a just i wanted to have fun a bit, hope you enjoy it !!!! keep pickin'

This my fantastic student Terry "Poppa" Shep! He has customized his Baja Tele and I thought I'd share it with you.

Vintage Fender Guitars & Amps

In this module we review an early 1970s Mosrite 350 stereo electric guitar that is shaped like a Fender telecaster. Many more gear reviews and lessons at next level guitar dot com. http://www.nextlevelguitar.com/pages/freemp3/

Fender Telecaster 1978 with blackface Fender Vibrolux Reverb plus Okko Overdrive Pedal Gregor Hilden www.gregorhilden.de

I rip through some early Billy Squier tunes on a brand spankin' new Squier Affinity Series Telecaster Special (the blonde 51' Style model). I'm well aware that I messed up in a few places. Songs: The Big Beat; Rich Kid; The Stroke; In The Dark; My Kinda Lover; You Know What I Like; Lonely Is The Night; Too Daze Gone; Everybody Wants You; Learn How To Live; Listen To The Heartbeat; Rock Me Tonite

For more gear reviews and videos check out guitarworld.com In this video Guitar World's gear editor Paul Riario demonstrates the features of the Fender American Standard Stratocaster and Telecaster guitars.

www.wideseen.com/music is chicken pickin' extravaganzas by Soren Sebber Larsen - Famous Fender Telecaster Signature guitars are presented by Soren Sebber Larsen in this video series. - He demonstrates all settings while playing top chicken pickin' licks. All Telecasters of James Burton are presented in chronological order. Also Buck Owens, Jimmy Bryant and Clarence White are presented. A few non-tele's are sneaked in like the John Mayer Stratocaster and the G&L Will Ray. They are included because of the B-bender mechanisms. Three different mechanisms to bend the b-string is presented in the video "Three guitar B-bender mechanisms". If you are also a Teleholic bend on chicken pickin' then you should visit www.wideseen.com/music for some amazing pure guitar instrumental wall-to-wall chicken pickin'.