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2006 Fender James Burton Signature Telecaster Pearl White OVERVIEW Made for chicken pickin' and slick slidin'. The Fender James Burton Telecaster pays homage to the famed Nashville guitarist whose studio contributions figure in some of the biggest records of all time. The basswood body is fitted with three special pickups designed to James Burton's specifications and its unique five-way Strat-o-Tele switching plus the S-1 switch gives you seven pickup configurations. The U-shaped '60s maple neck has a maple fingerboard, gold-plated deluxe tuners with pearl or black chrome buttons, and vintage-style frets. The string-thru-body, hardtail bridge delivers lots of resonant sustain. Includes case. 5-Position Strat-o-Tele switching with S-1: Position 1. Bridge Pickup Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup in parallel (series w/ S-1 down) Position 3. Bridge and Neck Pickup in parallel Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup in parallel (series w/ S-1 down) Position 5. Neck Pickup FEATURES Body Body shape: Single cutaway Body type: Solid body Body material: Solid wood Top wood: Not applicable Body wood: Basswood Body finish: Gloss Orientation: Right handed Neck Neck shape: '60s U Neck wood: Maple Joint: Bolt-on Scale length: 25.5" Truss rod: Standard Neck finish: Gloss Fretboard Material: Rosewood Radius: 9.5" Fret size: Medium Number of frets: 21 Inlays: Dot Nut width: 1.65" (42mm) Pickups Configuration: SSS Neck: Specially Designed James Burton Middle: Specially Designed James Burton Bridge: Specially Designed James Burton Brand: Fender Active or passive: Passive Series or parallel: Series Piezo: No Active EQ: No Special electronics: S-1 switching Controls Control layout: Master volume, tone Pickup switch: 5-way Coil tap or split: No Kill switch: No Hardware Bridge type: Fixed Bridge design: 6-saddle string through body Tailpiece: Not applicable Tuning machines: Deluxe sealed Color: Gold Other Number of strings: 6-string Special features: Signature model Case: Hardshell case Accessories: Strap, cable Country of origin: United States

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