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Fender Three-wheel-motion Low Rider Telecaster

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The Raconteurs

Jack White’s Three-Wheel-Motion Low Rider Telecaster

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Jack White's guitar tech shows us his crazy Low Rider Fender Telecaster at NAMM 2024

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Jack White takes you on a guided tour of his tricked-out Three-Wheel Motion Low Rider Fender Telecaster | Guitar World

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Jack White's Three-Wheel Motion Low Rider Telecaster is a strikingly innovative take on a classic design, showcasing a blend of unique features like multiple bender systems and a diverse pickup configuration that promise a wide tonal palette. The craftsmanship by Fender's Custom Shop is commendable, transforming a simple Telecaster into a versatile instrument tailored for modern play. However, the extensive modifications may alienate purists who appreciate the original Telecaster's simplicity. While some may find the guitar's complexity a bit overwhelming, its potential for creative expression is undeniable. Overall, this guitar is a bold statement piece for adventurous players, albeit at the risk of straying from traditional roots.

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Take a Tour of Jack White's Off-the-Wall Three-Wheel Motion Low Rider Fender Telecaster | GuitarPlayer

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Jack White's "Three-Wheel-Motion Low Rider Telecaster" is a striking and eccentric instrument that showcases his unique style. Its extensive modifications, including a Hipshot B-bender bridge and a combination of pickups, offer a versatile sound palette that can excite any player. However, the ongoing changes to the guitar might leave some wondering about its stability as a reliable instrument. While it’s a testament to creative craftsmanship, the constant evolution may not appeal to traditionalists seeking consistency. Overall, this Telecaster is a bold statement piece that embodies the spirit of innovation, but it might not be everyone's cup of tea.

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Jack White shows his incredible customised Three-Wheel-Motion Low Rider Fender Telecaster | MusicRadar

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Jack White's custom Fender Three-Wheel-Motion Low Rider Telecaster is a dazzling showcase of innovation and personal flair. Its unique modifications, including a trio of benders and an array of diverse pickups, promise a rich tonal palette for creative exploration. The aesthetic changes, like the striking white hardware and Cabronita-style pickguard, elevate its visual appeal. However, this one-of-a-kind instrument is not for sale, which may leave fans feeling a tad envious. While the review celebrates its craftsmanship and design, the impracticality of not being able to purchase it dampens the excitement. Overall, it’s a thrilling glimpse into the world of custom guitars, albeit one that’s frustratingly out of reach for most musicians.

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Jack White

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This is a guitar that was offered to him as a gift and contained a B bender usable with the strap. It was a Fender Nashville. Jack White modified it and added an E bender, a G bender, and a drop D using a hipshot bridge. He added three pick ups, one single coil, one p90, and one humbucker, controlled by a three-wat switch. He also added a kill switch. Originally, all of the hardware was painted black, but he painted some of them white. He first used this guitar with The Raconteurs and since on the Supply Chain Issues tour, along with a similar Fender Custom Shop Telecaster.

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More recent information can be found in this article (https://www.guitarplayer.com/gear/5-of-jack-whites-coolest-guitars)