Fender telecaster lite ash special edition

Buy Used. Preferred Seller Quick Responder. Add to Cart Make an Offer. Show More. Fender Telecaster View our full range of buying options, all in one place. Follow this product to see new listings in your Feed! Follow this Product. Overview The Lite Ash Telecaster was a Korean made model from the mids with distinct aesthetic features compared to other Telecaster models of the decade.

These guitars used highly figured, vaguely birdseye maple necks, and pearl dot inlays. The headstocks have only a Fender logo, and the serial numbers are the letter-less Korean style, where the first two digits indicate the year of production. List your Fender Special Edition Lite Ash Stratocaster - today to get it in front of thousands of eyes, quickly and easily.

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Yes, that's correct Do not update. All in all, swamp ash imparts articulation and presence with a great balance between brightness and warmth, and it looks great. Fender adopted alder for electric instrument bodies in mid, probably for no other reason than it was there ; it was readily available and more affordable than ash.

Ever since, it remains the body wood for the majority of Fender electric instruments. It was and still is a very good choice.

Alder belongs to the birch family and grows around the world throughout the north temperate zone, a large area which extends from the Tropic of Cancer to the Arctic Circle. The wealth of regional varieties falls under two main types — black alder or European alder, which is native to most of Europe and to Southwest Asia; and red alder, which is native to the U.

West Coast. As you might guess, red alder is the one used for guitars in general — and Fender guitars in particular. Instrument bodies made of red alder typically consist of two to four pieces glued together.

Red alder boasts many sonic advantages. It imparts excellent sustain and sharp attack. Fender has used other woods for its electric instrument bodies at various points in its history.