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Born in the early 1950s, the ?Blackguard? Telecaster defined the sound of early rockers, from country to rhythm and blues. This Custom Built 1952 model replicates the original aesthetics and craftsmanship (ash/maple, nitro lacquer) while applying the modern tolerances of the Fender Custom Shop. The result: a collectible instrument ready for stage and studio, with the consistency and reliability of a contemporary guitar.
Designed for demanding guitarists, it will appeal to vintage purists as well as pros seeking a responsive and precise Tele. Perfect for country, blues, classic rock, americana, and pop, it shines both in crisp rhythm and expressive lead playing. Its comfort (9.5" radius and 6105 frets) facilitates bends, vibratos, and modern playing without sacrificing the character of the 1950s.
The ash body provides attack, clarity, and tight lows, while the one-piece maple neck enhances snap and transient precision. The hand-wound single-coil pickups by Josefina Campos deliver an articulate tone, singing mids, and bright highs. The 4-position selector adds a series mode, thicker and more powerful for riffs and solos, alongside the classic clear and snappy positions. The compensated brass saddles offer sustain and tuning accuracy while preserving the typical twang of a 1952 Tele.
To respect the spirit and playability: nickel steel strings 10-46 (or 09-42 depending on your touch) suited for the 25.5" scale length, curved capo for electric guitars with a 9.5" radius, and a hard shell Telecaster case (Fender Tele/Strat style) for optimal protection.
