Mercury Guitars OEM Mercury Telecaster

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The Telecaster by Mercury

Product specs

Body type	Solidbody, single cutaway
Body wood	Alder
Body finish	Gloss urethane
Neck shape	Deep C
Neck wood	Maple
Joint	Bolt-on
Scale length	25.5"
Truss rod	Standard
Neck finish	“Super-Natural” satin urethane finish on back of neck with gloss urethane headstock face
Material	Rosewood
Radius	9.5"
Fret size	Tall narrow
Number of frets	22
Inlays	White dot
Nut material	Bone
Configuration	SS
Neck	Fender V-Mod II single-coil Tele
Bridge	Fender V-Mod II single-coil Tele
Control layout	Master Volume, Master Tone
Pickup switch	3-way
Special electronics	Treble-bleed circuit
Bridge type	Fixed
Bridge design	Compensated barrel saddle
Tuning machines	Fender standard cast, sealed and staggered
Number of strings	6 String
Case	Deluxe molded case
Orientation	Right handed
Country of origin	United States

FAQs

What kind of tone can I expect from the V-Mod II pickups on the Mercury Telecaster?: The V-Mod II pickups deliver a bright tone with exceptional clarity and punch, making them versatile for various music genres from rock to country.
How does the Deep C neck shape of the Mercury Telecaster affect playability?: The Deep C neck shape, combined with a satin finish and rolled fretboard edges, provides smooth and comfortable playability, ideal for both rhythm and lead guitarists.
Is the Mercury Telecaster suitable for live performances?: Yes, the Mercury Telecaster's balanced resonance from its alder body and stable tuning from vintage-style tuners make it well-suited for live performances.
Does the Mercury Telecaster come with a case?: Yes, it includes a deluxe molded case that offers excellent protection for travel and storage.
What is the benefit of the compensated brass saddles on the Mercury Telecaster?: The compensated brass saddles provide better intonation and contribute to the authentic Telecaster tonal character.

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PROS

Delivers pure, bright tones with outstanding crunch
Plays beautifully straight out of the box
High-end case included
Well-balanced sound and feel
Neck feels wonderful in the hand, enhancing playability
Consistently high-quality fretwork and neck feel

CONS

Occasional finish flaws noted
Limited stock availability may cause delays

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Mercury Guitars OEM Mercury Telecaster.

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The guitar offers a wide range of tones with its push-push pots, enhancing its versatility.
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The Pro II models, despite their SSS appearance, are typically routed for HSH, offering flexibility for future pickup swaps.
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Owners describe the playability as incredibly smooth, with no discomfort or rough edges during use.
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A user reports the guitar feels very natural to play, being the best in terms of playability they have experienced.
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Owners express particular satisfaction with the guitar's metallic burst finishes, finding them visually striking and hard to resist.
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Some owners opt for Black Mass Electronics' “Between Worlds” pickup set for a hotter sound, featuring a Jazzmaster in humbucker housing at the neck and an overwound humbucker at the bridge.
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Some owners have swapped the pickguard and added a hot rail in the bridge position, enhancing both aesthetics and sound.
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The hot rail in the bridge position is noted to mimic a humbucker well, sounding similar to an HSS Strat bridge pickup.
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A factory error resulted in a flamed neck on some models, resembling custom shop quality, which is highly appreciated by owners.
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