Gear up and get ready to take your performance to the next level with the Fender Player II Modified 6-String Right-Handed Guitar in Electric Blue. Featuring key upgrades for the modern guitarist and bassist, this versatile instrument is designed to handle anything you can throw at them. The Player II Modified Telecaster is a classic guitar with a modern player in mind. Everything about the neck is designed for fast and fluid playability, from the silky satin urethane finish on the back to 22 medium jumbo frets. The alder body provides classic Fender punch and is available in a variety of exciting new finishes.

Neck Profile and 9.5-Inch Radius Fingerboard

This neck is designed for supremely comfortable performance, with a silky-smooth satin back and the Modern 'C'-profile. The 9.5-inch radius maple fingerboard facilitates fluid leads and choke-free bends, while the hand-rolled fingerboard edges provide a broken-in feel that’s incredibly inviting.

New Player II Noiseless Tele Pickups

The Player II Modified noiseless pickups deliver twangy, biting Tele tones while removing unwanted noise. These pickups are perfect for any performance, sound great with gain, and are the most natural-sounding noiseless pickups yet.

Upgraded Electronics

A push-pull switch on the tone control changes the pickup wiring from parallel to series for fatter tones. The treble bleed circuit retains natural high-end when rolling off the volume, preserving sparkly cleans and chime-y edge-of-breakup tones.

Modern Tele Bridge with 6 Block Brass Saddles

The bridge plate is cut away on the sides to enable total freedom of movement, perfect for hybrid picking. The 6-block brass saddles provide improved intonation, sustain, and tuning stability.

Short Post Locking Tuning Machines

Short post-locking tuning machines provide a sharper break angle over the nut for increased sustain and enhanced tuning stability while making string changes fast and easy.

TUSQ Nut and Modern String Tree

The Graph Tech TUSQ nut provides unparalleled tuning stability when emulating steel bends or playing roaring rock leads and produces more harmonics in the mid and upper range. The modern string tree provides a smooth travel surface for the strings, preventing hang-ups and keeping tuning stable during the most demanding performances.