Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray
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Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray
Item: GIT0053954-000
Signature electric guitar, ash body, maple neck, Seymour Duncan pickups, Glaser Bender System, Telecaster bridge
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FENDER Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray
Signature electric guitar with Seymour Duncan pickups and Glaser Bender System, including case
The
Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray
is an authentic replica of the Late '60s Tele that the legendary country and session guitarist acquired in Nashville in the late 80s and modified over time to create the ultimate electric guitar for recording. Following the specifications of the vintage original, this special tele features an ash body and bolt-on maple neck in the comfortable "Late '60s C" neck profile. Brent Mason's custom pickup setup, a Seymour Duncan mini humbucker at the neck, a Seymour Duncan hot stack strat pickup in the middle and a Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack Tele pickup at the bridge, promises to deliver a variety of tones for virtuoso country playing. In addition to the popular Sperzel locking tuners, which guarantee exact tuning with high stability, the Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray is equipped with a Glaser Bender System that allows the typical country bendings on the B-string to be done with just one pull on the guitar strap.
The Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray delivers multifaceted country sounds with a Glaser Bender system and Seymour Duncan pickups.
Traditional construction and excellent playability
Fender naturally uses the traditional construction method of the original for the Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray. This Tele features a
light ash body
, which in combination with the
bolt-on one-piece maple neck
promises a crisp sound. The slim
"Late '60s C" neck profile
and the vintage
fretboard radius of 7.25" (184 mm)
guarantee a comfortable and authentic playing feel. The
satin-matt grey finish
also matches Brent Mason's legendary Telecaster, which was sanded down by one of its previous owners and repainted with auto primer.
Three very different pickups for versatile country sounds
Furthermore the pickup setup of the Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray is perfectly tuned to the sound ideas of the legendary session guitarist and delivers multifaceted sounds thanks to the versatile circuitry. Accordingly, the
3-way blade switch
selects the
neck and bridge pickups
in the usual manner, while the
Seymour Duncan mini humbucker
at the neck promises a full sound with a broad midrange spectrum. The
Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack Tele pickup at the bridge
evokes the classic tele-twang without ambient noise clouding the sound experience. The
Seymour Duncan Hot Stack Strat pickup in the middle position
can be mixed in smoothly via its own
volume control
, enriching the sound of the Brent Mason Tele with bell-like Strat sounds.
Glaser Bender System and locking tuners
The classic
string-thru bridge
of the Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray features the practical
Glaser Bender System
, which is activated by a pull on the guitar strap and enables the typical country bendings on the B-string. By turning the corresponding string saddle, the system can also be used as a
G-Bender
. Furthermore the proven
Sperzel Trim-Lok locking tuners
behind the
bone nut
guarantee precise and stable tuning of the electric guitar.
The
Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray
at a glance:
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Electric guitar from the Fender Stories Collection, made in the USA
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Authentic replica of Brent Mason's modified Late '60s Telecaster
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Satin Primer Gray finish
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Ash body
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Bolt-on maple neck
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Maple fingerboard with dot inlays
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"Late '60s C" neck profile
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One Seymour Duncan vintage mini humbucker in neck position
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One Seymour Duncan STK-S2 Hot Stack Strat pickup in middle position
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One Seymour Duncan STK-T3b Vintage Stack Tele pickup in bridge position
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3-way blade switch for selecting neck and bridge pickup
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Separate volume/blend control for the middle pickup
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Push/Pull switch in the tone control to switch the middle pickup on and off (Push = On, Pull = Off)
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Fender Telecaster bridge with six block string saddles and strings-thru-body
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Glaser Bender System for country bendings on the B string
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Lockout Trim-Lok locking tuners
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Dunlop Strap-Locks
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Including Deluxe guitar case
Features:
- Manufacturer:
Fender
- Series:
Stories Collection
- Design:
Telecaster
- Body:
Ash
- Neck:
Maple
- Neck Construction:
Bolt-on
- Fretboard:
Maple
- Scale in mm:
648
- Fretboard Radius in Inches:
7.25
- Number of Frets:
21
- Fret Format:
Vintage Tall
- Fretboard Inlays:
Dot
- Nut type:
Bone
- Nut width in mm:
41.3
- Pickup:
SSH
- Manufacturer pickups:
Seymour Duncan
- Neck Pickup:
Vintage Mini Humbucker
- Middle Pickup:
STK-S2 Hot Stack Strat
- Bridge Pickup:
STK-T3b Vintage Stack Tele
- Piezo Pickup:
No
- Coil-splitting:
No
- Switch:
3-Way
- Control:
Vol, Vol, Tone (Push/Pull)
- Bridge:
6-Saddle w/ Glaser Bender
- Tuners:
Sperzel Trim-Lok
- Strap Button:
Jim Dunlop Straplok System
- Hardware:
Gold
- String Gauge:
.010 - .046
- Factory Tuning:
Standard E
- Country of Origin:
USA
- Finish:
Satin
- Colour:
Primer Gray
- Number of Strings:
6
- Case included:
Yes
- Gigbag included:
No
- Certificate:
No
Fender Stories Collection Brent Mason Telecaster MN Primer Gray
£ 2,599.00
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