https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jePrpfirWsQ
Here are some of my favorite Telecaster options (affiliate links)Squier Affinity Series Telecaster $249 |https://sweetwater.sjv.io/c/2330848/937020/11319?pro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1V5PyJDrVxA
In this week's video I pick the 1 guitar in my collection that can do it all! From thick humbucker tones, to chimy single coil goodness. And this is coming

http://guitardesignreviews.com/2011/05/why-do-people-still-love-the-fender-telecaster/
The Fender Telecaster, the 'other' guitar in Fender's stable, ... For me, if I could only own one Telecaster it would be the '69 Thinline Telecaster. It has the original 1950s pickup configuration with a semi hollow body and a nicer pickguard than the '72. And I think a Telecaster should have a Telecaster headstock!

https://www.geartalk.com/how-to-spot-a-fake-fender-telecaster/
Here's an example of what a real Telecaster body should look like. Look at the area just under the neck pickup and above the control plate. These "smuggler holes," "crop circles," "mickey mouse ears," and "dime and nickel storage holes" will give you a good indication of which factory made the body in question.

https://www.fender.com/articles/instruments/stratocaster-or-telecaster-understanding-the-basic-differences
The Stratocaster and Telecaster generally have similar electronics. They each have a master volume control, but where the Tele only has one tone control, the Strat has dedicated tone knobs for the middle and bridge pickups. The switching, however, is another story. The Telecaster has always carried a three-way switch, but after guitarists found

https://www.guitarplayer.com/news/fender-susan-tedeschi-telecaster-launch
A freelance writer with a penchant for music that gets weird, Phil is a regular contributor to Prog, Guitar World, and Total Guitar magazines and is especially keen on shining a light on unknown artists.Outside of the journalism realm, you can find him writing angular riffs in progressive metal band, Prognosis, in which he slings an 8-string Strandberg Boden Original, churning that low string

https://producerhive.com/buyer-guides/electric-guitars/fender-stratocaster-vs-telecaster/
Key Differences Between Fender Telecaster and Stratocaster. Tone: Telecasters are more tonally distinctive, while Strats have more options due to the 5-way pickup selector. Shape: Strats also have body contours that make them very comfortable to play, and most Teles have a 'boxier' body cut. Both have the standard Fender 25.5" scale and

https://www.guitarworld.com/news/fender-susan-tedeschi-signature-telecaster
"It's a dream. I just wanted to be able to play the guitar, nevermind have a signature model": Fender launches the Susan Tedeschi Telecaster - finally bringing a much-requested signature guitar to life ... While guitar fans have been clamoring for a Tedsechi signature guitar for a few years, the guitarist herself never set her sights on

https://www.guitarworld.com/news/joe-bonamassa-fender-telecaster-tone-tips-and-tricks
JoBo rounds things up by sharing his opinion on the Telecaster platform, calling it "one of the most versatile things". "You could do anything with a Telecaster," he gushes. "It really is one of the most versatile things, but it's also daunting because there's not a lot of options. If you could make a gig work with one of these, or an

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5QnOj6bQ-c
So, if you're in the market for a new USA Fender, chances are you'll be asking yourself a few questions. Not content with convention, Fender recently tapped

https://guitar.com/guides/diy-workshop/25-fender-telecaster-tips/
4. Brighten up your neck pickup. Just like a traditional humbucker, the metal cover on a Telecaster neck pickup can suck a little treble from your tone. To unleash the full frequency potential of Tele neck pickups, just snip the cover's grounding connection. The downside is that you'll experience a bit of noise if you touch the cover, but

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TeleTedschiACM--fender-susan-tedeschi-telecaster-electric-guitar-aged-caribbean-mist
A Signature 6-string Built for the Blues. Proudly displayed on the cover of her breakthrough 1998 album, Just Won't Burn, Susan Tedeschi's 1993 American Standard Telecaster has served as her 6-string standby from the very beginning of her blues-bound journey.The Fender Susan Tedeschi Telecaster is proudly patterned after that unmistakable axe, right down to the striking Aged Caribbean Mist

https://www.reddit.com/r/fender/comments/1domdyc/american_professional_ii_telecaster_deluxe_reviews/
Welcome to r/Fender, a home for all things Fender Guitars from Strats and Teles to P-Basses and Jazzmasters. Share your tech tips, dream setups and musings. Show off your New Guitar Day (NGD) brags, your road worn relics, or anything else related to Fender. Discuss the craftsmanship, history, and innovations that have defined Fender's legacy.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/music/susan-tedeschi-on-the-making-of-her-long-awaited-signature-telecaster-and-the-next-generation-of-blues-guitar-heroes/ar-BB1oZYm9
The blues powerhouse's first signature Fender has been a long time coming. She explains why it has finally given her confidence in her guitar playing - and names the up-and-coming players she

https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/i5leit/question_back_to_the_if_you_could_only_have_one/
If I could only have on guitar, under 800 I would probably get a Fender Lead II and use the extra 200 for some tapped Quarter Pound and push pull pots for extra versatility. If modding is off the table than and a Gretsch Electromatic Jet. No pedals no deal. A lot of stuff I am into is heavy on the modulation, delay and reverb.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/12oa8yk/question_fender_telecaster_as_a_first_guitar/
There is a use for a good tele in every style of music at some point. There are better metal guitars but metal is it's own beast and you'd want something purposed for it if you went that route. As far as being a good first electric guitar to pick up teles are the least fuss with controls to just get up and playing.

https://www.guitaraficionado.com/telecaster-vs-stratocaster/
With these pickups, you'll have a 3-way selector switch on a Telecaster. This switches between the neck position, bridge, or uses both simultaneously. In addition to this, you'll have 1 master volume knob and 1 master tone knob. These affect both of the guitar's pickups. For the most part, this is about all you'll have with a Telecaster.

https://www.tdpri.com/threads/if-you-could-only-have-1-stock-guitar.918014/
If you were only allowed to have and play only 1 mass production stock guitar for the rest of your life, what would you choose and why? I don't mean specific guitars like Eric clapton's blackie or SRV'a num 1. I mean would you choose: Gibson Les Paul standard. Fender American tele. Fender American strat. Others, etc.

https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/if-you-could-only-own-one-guitar-for-the-rest-of-your-life.2216072/
The neck was moved to a few different bodies in the last 30 years. Around 1998, I was at Bill Chapin's shop, and found a swamp ash body. I bought it from him. For the last 5 years or so, the neck has been with the Chapin body, and it's probably the one I can live with for the rest of my life. It's light, about 6.5lbs, and sounds great.

https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/if-you-could-only-have-one-guitar.831199/
Messages. 1,371. Jan 8, 2011. #14. At the moment I only have one guitar and its a Tele. There are times when I miss the Strat quack and the LP "girth" but if I had to choose, it would be a Tele for sure.

https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/if-you-could-choose-one-electric-guitar.1283618/
Jun 26, 2013. #19. I chose the "Ibanez, Jackson, or other Metal Guitar" category, but I'd like to elaborate: I don't play anything resembling what usually passes for Metal by today's standards, but if I had to choose ONE guitar for the Mars/Desert Island scenario, I'd take an Ibanez RG. Reasons being its versatility (I've played everything from

https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/music/susan-tedeschi-names-the-guitarist-who-deserved-a-signature-model-but-never-got-one/ar-BB1oNbSx
Susan Tedeschi is fresh off the release of her signature Fender Telecaster, which arrived last week. However, she doesn't shy away from addressing the need for more representation in the guitar

https://www.strat-talk.com/threads/if-you-could-only-have-one.431603/
I love my Strats, Teles & Taylors, but if there can only be one, it's gotta be the most stable and most versatile. Attachments Screen Shot 2017-03-20 at 3.48.48 PM.png

https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=637482
It's just a classic guitar sound that covers so many bases. I'm not sure there's a more versatile, utilitarian acoustic guitar out there, and if there is, it's something very similar in one way or another (J-45, D-28, 000-18). # 6. 01-19-2022, 02:44 PM. blews.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/best-cheap-and-budget-friendly-guitar-brands-ranked-by-a-musician/ar-BB1kxIHB
Finding a budget-friendly guitar can be extremely tough, especially if you are new to playing the guitar. There are a lot of options, and all these guitars appear pretty similar on the surface

https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/nytq45/discussion_justifying_having_more_than_one_guitar/
I have a fender strat, epi l.p., and squire tele...also a fender jazz .all mid prices but nice guitars.. ... It could probably do everything. If I could only have one guitar it would be this one. ... One guitar can't do it all. You can't get a Les Paul sound on a Strat. You can't get a Telecaster sound on a Les Paul. Acoustic guitars

https://www.guitarworld.com/features/guitar-prices-high-priced-budget-electric-vs-entry-level-big-name-model
Gibson loaded the Epiphone with goodies such as the 'proper' headstock shape, Gibson USA 'Greenybucker' pickups, a one-piece neck, CTS Potentiometers, Mallory Capacitors and more besides - leaving you to decide if the combined effect was worth more than having the coveted 'Gibson' logo on the headstock of the Les Paul Modern Lite, which is not a bad guitar per se but lacks frills

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/susan-tedeschi-honouring-jeff-beck-105531917.html
It's interesting that your model features a TBX tone circuit like some of the old Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton Strats, where one to five are the classic Tone knob parameters and six to 10 take

https://www.tdpri.com/threads/if-you-could-only-have-one.177531/
If you were only able to have one overdrive/distortion pedal between your guitar and amp, which one would you choose and why? (Don't ask me smart-alec questions like, "Why would I be confined to one pedal to begin with?" The point is not to come up with reasons why you would only be allowed

https://www.reddit.com/r/guitars/comments/101tyaf/if_i_can_only_get_one_should_i_get_a_telecaster/
A strat has a very specific tone and definitely encourages the player to play differently. A tele is more versatile for other tones that are not strat sounds but you can still get the strat neck pickup sounds. If you are seeking for a strat tone the a strat. But if you need not-a-strat-tone, then tele ftw. Reply reply.