It's an iconic design and an iconic name. Born in 1950, the Telecaster is the guitar that changed the game for Fender – and 2025 marks 75 years of the firm’s most enduring design. If, among the ...

Guitar maker Fender has released the limited edition Brian Fallon ’59 Telecaster Custom, named after the Red Bank-born ...

Fender’s 75th Anniversary Telecaster models have renewed comparisons with the Gibson Les Paul, underscoring each guitar’s distinct tonal character and heritage. The Road Worn ’51 Telecaster captures ...

Few guitars carry more historical weight than the Fender Telecaster. With its compact body and brash, incisive twang, the Telecaster—first introduced by Fender in the 1950s—played a pivotal role in ...

The Fender Acoustasonic Player Telecaster is the latest addition to Fender’s new Acoustasonic line of guitars. The company started the Acoustasonic line at a hefty price, but this model scales back a ...

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Legendary Led Zeppelin founder and guitarist Jimmy Page approached Fender to recreate his "dragon" Telecaster from the band's early years. Working with Fender master builder Paul Waller, Page matched ...

Charting the iconic solidbody's ascension to king of Nashville guitars When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Quiffed, middle-aged and a ...

The American Ultra Telecaster has a very classy modern build with more than a hint of Fender's showing off about it. From the tones, the playability to some of the coolest new Fender finishes we have ...

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Fender has released a limited edition '59 Telecaster Custom guitar named for Gaslight Anthem frontman Brian Fallon. Fallon was inspired by fellow Telecaster players Bruce Springsteen and Joe Strummer.