Fender Vintera II '50s Nocaster
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2024
- Based on the famed "Nocaster" that was later named because of the blank headstock, the Vintera II Nocaster is for the vintage enthusiast.
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Gibson SG Standard:
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Fender Vintera II '50s Nocaster:
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Fender Vintera II '60s Stratocaster:
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Epiphone Emperor Swingster:
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Epiphone Broadway:
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Jackson Dinky Professional:
(Doesn't exist anymore but this is likely the closest contemporary model)
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Many of those models feature EMG pickups:
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Outstanding!!! I’ve never been a big fan of either the Tele or the Strat, however, I did like the tone you highlighted and showcased in this video.
Very interesting trivia about the flathead screws and about how Fender gets a “cease and desist” letter!!! That’s awesome!!!
I’m digging the guitar channel.
Beautiful tones!
This ain’t your first rodeo fella! Great content 👍
Tried one. It was amazing. Though my hands are medium size, the baseball bat neck felt very comfortable and suited my rhythm guitar playing. And I definitely played better on the tight radius than with flatter radius models.
Which Fender Vintera II Telecasters has the thinnest neck? The '50s, the '60s or the '70s ??? From what I've gathered so far is that the '50's and '70s FV2T have the "U" shape neck and the '60s FV2T has the "C" shape. I don't want a thick neck, so which Tele would you recommend from this series? Or is there a Squier Tele equivalent that you can recommend for me?
Is it normal to see the edge of the bridge pickup route showing under the bridge? You can see the hole on the treble side.
Yeah, idk why it’s never been fixed but on vintage styled teles that’s pretty common looking at them on an angle
These or a American Performer Tele SS for 200 bucks more?
I'm a woman with small hands. Unfortunately, a U shaped neck eliminates me from the joy of playing this particular tele. But I love a modern C and 60s profile.
Harley Benton TV62, best 126 euro I ever spent.
Nice guitar... I wish Fender would use roasted maple necks ... some reason come with Japanese guitars . If I'm spending over a thousand dollars on a guitar, it better be made in USA or Japan ‼️ I wouldn't even consider this guitar because of the price ‼️
I really need to buy a new amp. BUT!
Fender...please put Nitro on your Mexican guitars.
The fender telecaster 50s Baja gives you all this and more including an Ash body, not Alder like this expensive nocaster... If you can find a Baja you will get all this and more for less.... Its a better guitar than this one.