1991 Fender Japan TL72-500 '72 Reissue Telecaster (Black)

1991 Fender Japan TL72-500 '72 Reissue Telecaster (Black)Made by the Fujigen factory in 1991, the TL72 was a reissue of the regular '72 model Telecaster (rather than the more famous Thinline or Custom models from that era). With a solid basswood body bolted to a slim C profile one piece maple neck (7. 25" radius, 21 frets), it weighs 3. 6kg's. Loaded with the original TL CURRENT pickups from Fender Japan, it's got a replacement tone pot knob and some modern Japanese machine heads otherwise it appears to be

the JS-90 was designed by Fernandes to emulate the Rhoads Concorde

Topped off with a tortoiseshell pickguard and ovangkol headcap

Very good overall used condition with a few light scuffs as pictured

C Rich shapes are offered with a flat top

realizing an acoustic sound with an even tighter and clearer flat response

AMT V-1 is designed around the specs of the classy UK British VOX* amplifier

it still has the original bridge

bridge was slotted by the previous owner and it's got replacement tuners

The Fernanes neck is significantly higher quality than the original one would have been so it's definitely an upgrade to playability

Factory loaded with an Edge tremolo system and three Ibanez pickups (Infinity 1/2 humbuckers and an Infinity Single 1 single coil)

Beebo plays well  with others and It’s easy to share presets

Loaded with a pair of passive FGI factory fitted PJ pickups controlled by master volume and tone knobs along with a three-way selector plus the original Gotoh tuners and Fernandes branded bridge to keep it tuned securely