Fender American Acoustasonic Telecaster (Sunburst)
The Fender American Acoustasonic Telecaster (Sunburst) is a unique instrument in the Fender catalogue, combining the iconic looks of the Telecaster with those of a thin-line electro-acoustic guitar. The Acoustasonic Telecaster features Acoustic Engine technology, developed by Fender in association with Fishman to provide a range of both acoustic and electric tones from the hollow body. The pick-up rests in the bridge position, and can be blended with an acoustic voice or used by itself. Other original elements of the Acoustasonic Telecaster include the Stringed Instrument Resonance System (SIRS), inlaid top and exclusive electronics.
The main features of the Fender American Acoustasonic Telecaster (Sunburst) include:
6-String Electro-Acoustic Guitar with Cutaway
Body: Spruce Top with Mahogany Back & Sides
Neck: Mahogany
Fingerboard: Ebony
Pick-Up: Fender/Fishman Acoustic Engine System (Fishman Under-Saddle Transducer, Fishman Acoustasonic Enhancer, Fender Acoustasonic Noiseless Magnetic Pick-Up)
Stringed Instrument Resonance System (SIRS)
Hardware: Chrome
Finish: Sunburst Matte
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Features:
Manufacturer:
Fender
Series:
Acoustasonic
Design:
Telecaster
Cutaway:
Yes
Top:
Sitka Spruce
Solid Top:
Yes
Finish Top:
Matte
Bracing:
SIRS
Back & Sides:
Mahogany
Solid back & sides:
Yes
Finish Back & Sides:
Matte
Neck:
Mahogany
Neck Profile:
'C'
Fretboard:
Ebony
Inlays:
Dot
Number of Frets:
20
Nut type:
Graph Tech TUSQ
Nut width in mm:
42.8
Scale in mm:
648
Bridge:
Ebony
Bridge Inlay:
Graph Tech TUSQ, compensated
Tuners:
Standard Cast/Sealed
Hardware:
Chrome
Number of Strings:
6
Manufacturer pickups:
Fender & Fishman
Pickup System:
Acoustic Engine
Tuner:
No
Rosette:
Double Ring
Colour:
Sunburst
Country of Origin:
USA
Case included:
No
Gigbag included:
Yes
Certificate:
No
Fender American Acoustasonic Telecaster (Sunburst)
I have only had this guitar for a few days. My view is that it is a well made mass produced instrument with the benefit of modern manufacturing techniques like CNC and modern electronics. It also benefits from not having lacquer applied and it is very light. Playing and sound wise it is fun and links that experience of playing an electric acoustically but also generating good emulations of acoustic tone when amplified. The electric fender tone I still haven't quite got nailed as it's shown in countless Youtube demos. It is still early days for me to really explore it but I like the idea of getting quirky combinations from it and recording with it. Especially acoustic processed lots of my Stymon pedals and Valhalla DSP plugins etc . Also looping about with it in the house will be fun. I think its a little expensive even though I got mine at a very good price from dv247. The seafoam green is probably not to everyone's taste but I like it even more than I thought I would.
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Been trying to learn on an acoustic guitar and seem to keep tilting it to see what I’m doing, I don’t do it with this being so slim bodied. Love this guitar, well made and looks great.
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