Fender JD Telecaster

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The Fender JD Telecaster Black is an instrument crafted for musicians who demand both classic style and modern performance. Born from the legendary Telecaster lineage, this guitar blends its iconic design with contemporary enhancements to deliver a versatile and dynamic sound. The single-cutaway body offers easy access to higher frets, making it ideal for intricate solos and expressive play. Fender's attention to detail is evident in the smooth maple neck, which provides a comfortable grip for extended playing sessions.

Equipped with a pair of single-coil pickups, the JD Telecaster offers a bright and clear tonal palette that suits a variety of genres, from country and blues to rock. The unique pickup configuration allows for a wide range of sound possibilities, ensuring you can find the perfect tone for any musical situation. Its reliable six-saddle bridge allows for precise intonation, and the vintage-style tuners keep your tuning stable, no matter how intense your performance gets.

This guitar's elegant finish and sleek design make it a standout piece on stage or in the studio. Whether you're a seasoned pro or an aspiring newcomer, the Fender JD Telecaster Black is a reliable partner in your musical journey, offering the quality and craftsmanship that Fender is renowned for.

Key Features:

Solid body electric guitar with classic single-cutaway design
Maple neck for comfortable playability
Dual single-coil pickups for versatile sound options
Six-saddle bridge for precise intonation
Vintage-style tuners for stable tuning
Ideal for a variety of music genres and playing styles

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Guitar DEMO: Fender JD Tele (Jerry Donahue telecaster MIJ)

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Fender JD Telecaster (Japan '96): Pt.1 (Guitar talk..)

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The JD Telecaster features a unique combination of a Tele-style bridge pickup and a Strat-style neck pickup with a 5-way switch for diverse tonal options.
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Owners describe the neck as a soft V shape, similar to the Allparts TMO-V, making it comfortable yet distinctive.
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The JD Tele is noted for having one of the best Fender neck carves, compared favorably to other Tele models.
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A suggestion to add a paisley leather pickguard and Bigsby tremolo for a personalized aesthetic and enhanced performance.
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Jonny Buckland

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Coldplay

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"Jonny's guitar used during the Parachutes / Rush Of Blood era of touring." - From Coldplay's end of decade clearout sale catalog where they auctioned off their gear.

Romain Humeau

Singer, Guitarist

Eiffel

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Romain Humeau utilise une telecaster noir depuis Oobik and the pucks (1996) avec d'abord un pickguard blanc puis noir depuis Eiffel dès "abricotine".

Il s'agit d'une telecaster standard avec un simple bobinage en micro manche et un double format simple en chevalet (il ne s'agit pas d'un hotrail mais c'est un micro similaire).

Elle semble être utilisée du début de Eiffel jusqu'à "Tandoori" en 2007 avant d'être remplacée par une Gretsch duojet puis une telecaster deluxe.

Depuis l'album "stupor machine" en 2019 il utilise deux telecaster à trois micros : une en configuration sss avec un grand pickguard blanc et une similaires avec un hotrail en position centrale et un pickguard noir.

Elles furent ensuite utiliser pour l'enregistrement de "la peur et le vent" en 2024/2025.

Source photo : Purepeople : "le groupe Eiffel en concert en 2007"