Fender Squier Vintage Modified 72 Telecaster Thinline Natural
This instrument is discontinued

Squier Vintage Modified 72 Telecaster Thinline Natural

What Fender have to say:

Squier's Vintage Modified '72 Telecaster Thinline evokes the popular second incarnation of that era's stylish Tele model. The original late-'60s version was updated in 1972 to include two great-sounding Wide Range humbucking pickups for a distinctive sound and personality, and that's exactly what Squier gives you here, along with gorgeous semi-hollow aesthetics and smooth playability.

Construction

The Vintage modified 72 thin line telecaster stands out from most other telecaster around this price point, mainly due to the construction of the stunning semi-hollow Ash body, which provides a fantastic clear and vibrant tone with the added benefit of the acoustic resonance properties due to the semi-hollow construction. Another added benefit of the semi-hollow body design is it allows the guitar to much lighter than all solid body models in turn making it much more comfortable to play for extended periods of time whether you are stood up or seated. Joined to the body we have a bolt on Maple neck paired with a maple fingerboard. The neck extremely smooth top to bottom with 21 medium jumbo frets across a 25.5" scale, popular Modern C neck shape, and true to the 70s era the neck has a Gloss Polyurethane finish.

Electronics

Where this guitar really stands out from your regular Telecaster besides the Semi-Hollow body is the set of wide-range humbuckers this guitar comes fitted with. This pickups provide a very warm and detailed tone with plenty of cut, completely different to your standard telecaster tone. Matched with the semi hollow body design you achieve extremely warm and acoustic-like tones easily with a little tweak of the controls you can achieve most sounds for various styles with ease. Controlled by the on board Master Volume, Master Tone and 3-poisiton blade switch, this allows for fantastic control on the go and even mid-song.