Best Fenders Ever - Fender Telecaster Traditional 60s Review - Made in Japan.

In this episode you will be introduced a Fender Telecaster Traditional 60s Model, which is a superb instrument for its money and obviously for life!
Shot review and demonstration of clean sound.

[@the_fleeing_dutchman]

I have the exact same. Bought it last year directly from Japan. Couldn't be happier with it. Holds its own compared to my American Pro II.
Great playing! Thank you!

[@GuitarPalms]

Thanks for your comment! Indeed, Japan models keep their solid QC and quality in general.

[@benbladeeee9973]

That s a beauty ! Hold on to it . Nice playing btw .

[@GuitarPalms]

Thank you very much for the compliment!

[@donenzoworld-canada9460]

Nice and thanks for the honest review. Really Sounds good

[@sassulusmagnus]

The Fender guitars made in Japan are second to none. In the 80's and 90's they were often better instruments than their USA made counterparts. Except for the switches. Most players replaced the dodgy switches.

[@GuitarPalms]

You are completely right on the switches, the 80s ones had sort of poor quality ones. The modern ones feel much more solid and better.

[@crigonalgaming1258]

Modern Japanese Fenders I have opened use Korean Oak Grigsby. Those things are quality.

[@johntorres3473]

Great Tone Mate.

[@GuitarPalms]

Thanks!

[@crigonalgaming1258]

Japanese guys don't play around when it comes to making guitars

[@GuitarPalms]

agree with you on that point.

[@tomy96175]

Great review man, thanks!

[@GuitarPalms]

Thank you for your comment! Take care! Stay tuned for more videos! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@tomy96175]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year too!
One question, Is this the traditional 1 or 2? don't you think this guitar lacks treble? I have the traditional 2@@GuitarPalms

[@GuitarPalms]

@@tomy96175 it's traditional I. As to the treble, I noticed that too, but I compared it to a Strat neck pickup.

[@GuitarPalms]

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[@tomy96175]

@@GuitarPalms Yeah, I also compared to a strat thought it lacked some treble even in the middle possition, Have you ever thought about swapping the pu?

[@jasonodell79er]

That thing is beautiful.

[@GuitarPalms]

Thanks for the comment! Stay tuned, some more new guitars are coming.

[@halelloha]

Beautiful beautiful guitar. Does the neck need to come off when you need to adjust the string action and neck relief. Or did it ever need to be adjusted?

[@GuitarPalms]

Thanks for the question - mine came perfectly set up. The neck was dead straight and the string action was a bit higher than regular set up, but for me it was good as I mainly strum chords (regular strings set up for me is 1st to 6th string - 1.5mm, 1,6mm, 1,7mm, 1.8mm, 1.9mm and 2mm accordingly)

[@johncho8766]

You don't need to remove the neck on a vintage style Tele to adjust the truss rod. You just remove the pickguard.

[@NicholasANappiNick]

Great color🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@MarioKazooie]

Hello!
I just bought this exact guitar and im wondering if needs a shim for the correct angle.
Did you needed one? thanks !

[@GuitarPalms]

Hey hey! Thanks for your question! My did not need any shimming at all. The neck heel was set really dead flat in the pocket and with this setup the action was proper for me.

[@dzungpham]

is the neck cavity for single coil only or humbucker also like classic vibe?

[@GuitarPalms]

Hey there! Thanks for the question! The cavity is authentic and is for a single pick up only. So if you decide to fit a mini humbucker or a regular one you will have to take some wood out.

[@Borgz34]

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