Free shipping. This new guitar is the first Broadcaster to be sold by Fender for 70 years, a limited-edition for 2020 only. $8,869.00. Fender abided, and from February until August of ’51, finishers clipped the word “Broadcaster” from headstock decals. In 2010 the Fender Custom Shop released a limited issue of 30 ’72 Telecaster Custom Telecasters and 2011 a Fender American Vintage Reissue ’72 … Fender Custom Shop Telebration Series 60th Anniversary Broadcaster Relic. The Fender Telecaster, colloquially known as the Tele / ˈ t ɛ l i /, is the world's first commercially successful solid-body electric guitar.Its simple yet effective design and revolutionary sound broke ground and set trends in electric guitar manufacturing and popular music. The 70th Anniversary Fender Broadcaster was designed to take you back to the roots of the Fender Telecaster, which was originally christened the "Broadcaster." Reissue of the 1950 Fender Broadcaster, including case and certificate With the Fender 70th Anniversary Broadcaster MN Blackguard Blonde electric guitar, Fender revives the original Broadcaster for the first time since 1950, whose name had to be changed to "Telecaster" shortly after its launch in 1950 due to a legal injunction. The Fender® 70th Anniversary Broadcaster celebrates the remarkable origins of one of Fender’s most iconic models. Fender 70th Anniversary Broadcaster Reissue in Blackguard Blonde. At the time, Gretsch had a drum set named "Broadkaster," and threatened a legal action against Fender to protect the name. A while back, I showed you Leo Fender’s two-pickup Esquire wiring, or Broadcaster blend circuit (“The Two-Pickup Esquire Wiring,” April 2013), which was the first Telecaster wiring ever. Back in January, Fender hit California's National Association of Music Merchants show with a bunch of stunning Custom Shop guitars, and new models dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Broadcaster. This reissue model was initially manufactured in Hamamatso Japan, and from 2000 were manufactured in Ensenda, Mexico. $1,999.99. Thus was born the “Nocaster,” a name never adopted by Fender, but well-known amongst vintage guitar enthusiasts. It is the world’s first solid-body electric guitar that was commercially successful and has been in production ever since. Originally called the "Broadcaster" during its initial production run in ’50, it was renamed after a request from The Gretsch Company, which offered a drum set named "Broadkaster". 5 out of 5 stars (4) 4 product ratings - Fender 70th Anniversary Broadcaster Reissue in Blackguard Blonde. Fender changed the music world forever in October 1950 with the first dual-pickup electric Spanish guitar—the Broadcaster®. Long before the Fender 52 Telecaster Reissues in 1950 the Telecaster was developed by Leo Fender in Fullerton, California and originally introduced as Broadcaster.

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