Fender Telecaster 1978 Olympic White MINT!

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This 1978 Telecaster looks and feels like it just came from the factory, Its a relative lightweight for this period. It's virtually unplayed and in its original case.

In early 1951, Fender renamed its only production solid-body guitar the Telecaster, replacing the short-lived Broadcaster moniker used in late 1950. The Telecaster quickly became the guitar of its age, propelling the status of the solid-body electric guitar from novelty to the defining instrument of popular music. Like most long-lasting guitar models, the Tele has seen its share of variations and specialty models come off the line since the early '50s. The standard no-frills Telecaster, however, has stayed largely the same, strutting two single-coil pickups, a slab body of Ash (or later Alder), and an unmistakable twang that helped shape the sound of country and rock music. Like the rest of the Fender catalog, the CBS purchase of 1965 brought a series of changes to the Telecaster. Teles from 1965 onward are less desireable to collectors than earlier examples. Those from the '70s are generally considered the low-point of Fender quality.

Unique to this Year was the transition back to four screw neckplate from the three bolt.

Two single-coil pickups, white pickguard (non-original in pictures), volume and tone controls, 25 1/2-inch scale length, string thur-body

Finish Specifications: Olympic white ployurethane,  Notable Tele Players: Keith Richards, Merle Haggard,Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Greenwood, James Burton