please, post some pics of this guitar, or if you have some pics of some guitarists playing it on stage, I just want to see how it looks on stage, and how many is it similar to the Keith's telecasters.

Big T

this is a 52 telecaster re issue from 1993

Except for some minor changes cosmetically as well as to the electronics the Telecaster has remained unchanged since it was first introduced in 1949 and most would not be able to tell the difference anyway, especially from a distance.

thanks! if anyone have some more, please, post it!

This is supposedly Keith's 52 Tele

I love the look of this guitar in Keith's arms.
No guitar fits better to him that that one.

yes, nice

RollingStonesFan Wrote:
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> I love the look of this guitar in Keith's arms.
> No guitar fits better to him that that one.


I rather see him with a Gibson

I like the Les Paul better too!

>> I like the Les Paul better too! <<

smile: yeah - it was downright adorable how happy it made me
to see/hear Keith with that single-cutaway LP Junior this year ...
but anyway since we're being asked for shots of the 52 Tele:


- 1997 by Kevin Mazur



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Is Ronnie playing '52 telecaster at Four Flicks DVD stadium show?

Big T

>> Is Ronnie playing '52 telecaster at Four Flicks DVD stadium show? <<

it would be easier to see which guitar you mean if you'd let us know what number you see it on.
just guessing, without checking anything: maybe you're looking at Ronnie's 1950 Broadcaster.
there are some photos and discussion on this thread (page 2 in particular): [www.iorr.org]

Now look what the Fender Custom Shop is coming up with in january^^

Fender® American Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster Electric Guitar



Classic looks with modern playability and tone!

The American Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster takes the best of old and new Fender craftsmanship to create a fantastic guitar built for the serious player! Visually very accurate to the look of a '52 Telecaster, it has a list of sought-after Custom Shop upgrades to make any Tele player drool. It's got a top-of-the-line thin-skin nitrocellulose lacquer finish that looks ages quickly and beautifully as well as letting the natural tone of the wood shine. The neck has been streamlined for smooth playability with a satin-finish back, 9.5" fingerboard radius, and medium-jumbo frets. The three brass saddles on the vintage-style Tele bridge are compensated to allow for more accurate intonation. And a Seymour Duncan Vintage Mini Humbucker at the neck and a custom-wound Tele bridge pickup deliver the hot tones called for in modern music.

The rest of its features are true-blue '52 Tele, just like the American Vintage model it's based on with a premium ash body, one-piece maple neck with U-shape profile, Fender/Gotoh vintage-style tuners, a one-ply black pickguard, and chrome hardware.

The U.S. Vintage Hot Rod Series from Fender creates new instruments but with specs and features as if you were the third owner of a vintage instrument. Here s your chance to own that beautiful player s guitar but in brand new shape and freshly set-up from the Fender factory!

Fender® American Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster Electric Guitar Features:

* Thin-skin nitrocellulose finish
* Premium ash body
* 1-piece maple neck
* U-shape profile with satin finish on back
* 9.5 fingerboard radius
* 21 medium-jumbo frets
* 25.5 scale length
* Nut width: 1.650
* Chrome hardware
* Fender/Gotoh© vintage-style tuners
* Vintage-style Tele bridge with 3 compensated brass saddles
* 1-ply black pickguard
* Custom Vintage Tele bridge pickup
* Seymour Duncan Vintage Mini Humbucker neck pickup
* 3-position blade pickup selector
* Master volume and tone controls
* Setup with Fender Super 250R Nickel Plated Steel strings (.010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046)
* Includes Vintage Tweed Case, Strap, Cable, and Meguair's care kit

This looks like a happy family, doesn't it

dirty tweeds done dirt - er cheap?^^

Got something for a Stratocaster-Fan?

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