Neck pickup is a P90 pickup while the bridge is a standard Telecaster Bridge pickup. It sports a 22 fret (Most MIJ are 21 frets now) neck and has a narrow D shape kinda profile. From what I gather, these are limited edition runs and are considered rare by Fender collectors.
Specs are as follows:
Model name: Aerodyne Telecaster
Series: Deluxe Series
Colors: black (polyurethane finish)
Body: basswood (unique radius/carved top)
Neck: maple, C-shape, (polyurethane finish)
Fingerboard: rosewood, 7.25 in. radius (184 mm)
No. of frets: 22 medium jumbo frets
Pickups:
-- 1 Vintage-style single-coil Tele pickup (bridge),
-- 1 Vintage-style single-coil Soapbar pickup (neck)
Controls: master volume, master tone
Pickup switching -- 3-position toggle:
-- Position 1. bridge pickup
-- Position 2. bridge and neck pickups
-- Position 3. neck pickup
Bridge: standard with 6 cast saddles
Machine heads: Fender/Ping Vintage-style tuning machines
Hardware: chrome
Pickguard: none
Scale length: 25.5 in. (648mm)
Width at nut: 1.650 in.
Unique features: unique radius/carved top, cream binding on top of body, knurled chrome dome control knobs, rear mounted controls, matching painted headstock, silver applique logo
There is a small paint crack near the input Jack at the cream binding. There are some rust on the saddle height screws but it doesn't affect the performance. The saddle height screws can still be adjusted. The volume knob is frozen and buyer will probably have to get that changed.
Other than the above-mentioned problems, the guitar is in near perfect condition. As a matter of fact, the guitar was probably played less than 10 times. This is a first hand guitar. Meaning, the buyer will be the second owner.
Guitar has been setup and neck is straight as an arrow.
Looking to sell at $1150 (Buyer change the volume pot) or $1200 (I change the volume pot for the buyer). Both prices are negotiable. Low-ballers WILL BE IGNORED. A Fender soft case will be provided and I will restring the guitar for dealing.
Please drop me an Email @ fae.kildare@gmail.com to deal
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