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Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition '50s "Cocked Wah" Pine Esquire Super Heavy Relic, Aged White Blonde

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Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition '50s "Cocked Wah" Pine Esquire Super Heavy Relic, Aged White BlondeComing to us from the mystical California workshop, this Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition 50s Cocked Wah Pine Esquire Super Heavy Relic arrives with a charming Aged White Blonde lacquer finish. Displaying a rough around the edges aesthetic like a real workshop treasure, this Esquire matches its Super Heavy Relic finish treatment with its variety of woodgrain colors to result in a truly striking visual creation. This clash of visual elements balances

Coming to us from the mystical California workshop, this Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition ‘50s “Cocked Wah” Pine Esquire Super Heavy Relic arrives with a charming Aged White Blonde lacquer finish. Displaying a rough-around-the-edges aesthetic like a real workshop treasure, this Esquire matches its Super Heavy Relic finish treatment with its variety of woodgrain colors to result in a truly striking visual creation. This clash of visual elements balances the guitar’s pine wood grain and heavily chipped Aged White Blonde lacquer finish in equal parts for a guitar with a foot in either aesthetic camp. Showing off some real bare-bones design, this Esquire embodies a fiery spirit too bold to ignore.

This Fender Custom Shop begins with an Eastern white pine body formed in a classic single-cutaway Fender form. The cut of pine used in this model is fully on display as its lacquer finish is majorly scraped away, displaying the pine’s natural stripes and patterns. Tastefully worn, this Esquire features a Fender Custom Shop Super Heavy Relic finish treatment – a rarely seen degree of relic from the Custom Shop – that undeniably implies a lineage of love and use. This relic treatment is found across the entire instrument for a complete visual package.

The Eastern white pine of this Esquire is paired with a one-piece riftsawn maple neck shaped in a 1950 Esquire “U” profile. Offering a more classic, vintage-minded feel in hand, this neck offers a firm and full grip in hand, reminiscent of Fender’s earliest necks. This riftsawn maple fills out to a fingerboard featuring a 7.25” - 9.5” Vintage Compound radius that offers a unique feel across the fingers as it gradually moves from a tighter, classic-feeling radius at the top to a more modern width closer to the body. Twenty-one frets line this board utilizing 47095 Jescar Medium Vintage fret wire to add onto the full vintage experience of this guitar. Vintage-Style tuning machines top off the neck for easy string changes and solid intonation alongside a Vintage-Style Disc string tree.

Audibly, this Custom Shop Esquire comes alive with the implementation of a Custom Shop hand-wound ‘50/’51 Blackguard bridge pickup. This classically-minded single-coil bursts with great amplified tonality reminiscent of Fender’s earliest creations. Reverse Esquire “Cocked Wah” wiring lands in this equation to compound further on the uniqueness of this entire model. Further equipped with fine hardware specifications, this Esquire features a bone nut and a three-saddle ’50 Esquire Bridge with original-style steel saddles that ground strings stably for a totally precise Custom Shop playing experience. This Esquire travels with a Fender Custom Shop Deluxe Hardshell case.

Assembling the ideals of Fender’s earliest design concepts and packaging them in a one-of-a-kind piece, this Custom Shop Esquire is a model all its own for a musical era not so bygone.

  • Limited edition Fender Custom Shop Esquire model
  • Eastern white pine single-cutaway solid body
  • One-piece riftsawn maple neck in a 1950 Esquire "U" profile
  • 7.25" - 9.5" Vintage Compound radius fingerboard
  • Vintage Medium (47095) fret wire across twenty-one frets
  • Vintage-Style tuning machines and Vintage-Style Disc string tree
  • One Custom Shop hand-wound '50/'51 Blackguard bridge single-coil pickup
  • Reverse Esquire "Cocked Wah" electronics wiring
  • Fender Custom Shop Super Heavy Relic lacquer body finish treatment
  • Fender Custom Shop Deluxe Hardshell case included
  • Fender Custom Shop certificate of authenticity included
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