The Telecaster was developed by Leo Fender in 1950. Between 1932 and 1949 several craftsmen, individuals and companies experimented with solid wood bodied electric guitars but none made any real commercial impact. Leo Fender's Telecaster was the design that made the bolt-on neck, solid body guitars popular in the marketplace for the first time.
Black single ply Telecaster scratchplate loaded with new chrome pickup.
Chrome Neck Pickup (supplied with screws and springs)
High Quality
Approx. Resistances: Neck 4.73k
Vintage Tone
8 mounting screw holes and 2 screw holes for neck pickup
Loaded Telecaster Scratchplate£14.65
6.4k Telecaster Bridge and Pickup£18.50
22 Fret Telecaster Type Neck, Maple / Rosewood£28.50
Loaded Telecaster Style Neck£35.00
Loaded Telecaster Style Neck£35.00
22 Frets – Paddle Neck, Rosewood Fretboard (last one)£35.50
New 21 Frets – Paddle Neck, Rosewood Fretboard (last one)£34.75
1996 8mm Squier Left Hand Machine Heads£10.50
Vintage 8mm Left Hand Machine Heads£8.00
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