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Fender Mexican Standard Telecaster £399

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  • Grayboy

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    Fri 10 Jul 2009, 2:05 am UTC

    User rating 5 of 5

    Bought mine on hols in Spain at a department store as I wanted something to play and it is a great little guitar, compares very well against American models. I wouldn't spend the extra cash either, it sounds tremendous.

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  • Grayboy

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    Fri 10 Jul 2009, 2:05 am UTC

    User rating 5 of 5

    Bought mine on hols in Spain at a department store as I wanted something to play and it is a great little guitar, compares very well against American models. I wouldn't spend the extra cash either, it sounds tremendous.

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  • joelbyrne

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    Sun 28 Jun 2009, 9:00 pm UTC

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  • george_wishlist

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    Wed 5 Nov 2008, 11:25 pm UTC

    User rating 5 of 5

    i bought mine second hand for £200 and i love it!
    i use it frequently for gigs and it has never let me down! (well once but that was because i didnt change the strings for like a year!)
    not only is it strong and looks nice but it sounds brilliant!
    i have actualy receievd complements about its sound after gigs! thats how good it is!
    it feels nice to play and stays in tune perfectly!
    buy one!.... now!!!

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  • mojitojoe

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    Fri 31 Oct 2008, 1:07 pm UTC

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  • mattj

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    Fri 17 Oct 2008, 10:27 am UTC

    User rating 5 of 5

    I was looking for a cheap, bomb-proof Telecaster to take with me travelling alongside a Pocket Pod. I tried various options Squire and Fender badged in the under £500 category and this Mex Standard sounded and felt the best. With a bit of haggling in the shop I walked away with it for £275 - and it's a fantastic guitar. If all Mex Teles are build and sound like this one I agree with Rayjaysonic give one a go and save your cash.

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  • Rayjaysonic

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    Sun 3 Feb 2008, 1:53 pm UTC

    User rating 5 of 5

    Why buy a USA made version when this Mexican is so good??? Looks, sounds and plays like a Tele! Unless you have the cash for a 1950 to 1960s original, save the cash on the USA version and go south of the border!!

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  • Rayjaysonic

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    Sun 3 Feb 2008, 1:52 pm UTC

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    Why buy a USA made version when this Mexican is so good??? Looks, sounds and plays like a Tele! Unless you have the cash for a 1950 to 1960s original, save the cash on the USA version and go south of the border!!

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Specification

Mexican Standard Telecaster

Price:
£399
Available Controls:
2 x Tone, Master Volume
Available Finish:
Brown Sunburst/Electron Blue/Black/Midnight Wine/Arctic White/Chrome Red
Bolt-on Neck:
true
Case Included:
true
Country of Origin:
Mexico
Cutaway:
true
Fingerboard Material:
Maple
Guitar Body Material:
Alder
Hardware:
Chrome
Neck Material:
Maple
No of Strings:
6
No. of Frets:
21
Nut Material:
Synthetic
Pickguard:
true
Pickguard Colour:
White
Pickup Configuration:
2 x Single-Coil
Pickup Type:
Standard Tele
Pickups:
2 x Single-Coil Pickups (Neck/Mid)
Scale Length (Inches) (Inches):
25.5
Scale Length (mm) (mm):
648
Weight (kg) (kg):
3.5
Weight (lb) (lb):
7.9
Width at Nut (mm) (mm):
42
Year of Origin:
2006

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