Fender Vintage Noiseless™ Tele® Pickups, (2) dunlop Equipped with an expressive 88-note Gauge:45-100 Long Scale Double Ball End (ESXL170)

Name: Fender Vintage Noiseless™ Tele® Pickups, (2) dunlop Equipped with an expressive 88-note Gauge:45-100 Long Scale Double Ball End (ESXL170)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 78594404416
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5562000000000005 (11 reviews)

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SKU 78594404416

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Description

Fender Vintage Noiseless™ Tele® Pickups, (2) dunlop Equipped with an expressive 88 note Gauge:45 100 Long Scale Double Ball End (ESXL170) Equipped with an expressive 88 note keyboard with weighted action Premium buffer for clean and clear tone when bypassed definition and twang of a vintage 1960s Tele without the hum Flush mount pole pieces for even string response

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