Fender American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde Left-Handed (059) SESS but there’s just no arguing

but there’s just no arguing with the ferociously slamming chops of the band's guitarist Satchel

Available in Aged Walnut and Black Gold with gold pickguard and gold pickup bezels

Elegant brushed nickel finish

The Fishman® Fluence® Modern PRF-MH8-CB1 humbucking pickup in the bridge position and Fishman Fluence Modern PRF-MH8-AB1 humbucker in the neck position allows you to access brutal aggression and passive punch in the same guitar

Fender American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde Left-Handed (059) SESS but there’s just no arguingNewly renamed in 1951 with a moniker that takes its inspiration from the booming growth and expansive reach of television, the first blackguard Telecaster rolled off the line in late 1951, and the model has been in continuous production ever since. Beloved by many players throughout the years for its weighty heft, one of the most enduring aspects of the first Telecasters was the girthy, U shaped hard rock maple neck, which has been recreated for the