It’s here for people that want an all-new experience on a classic, simple, workhorse guitar. Perhaps controversially so, the Player Series has 22 frets rather than the traditional 21 - but the Player Telecaster isn’t built to stick to the rules. Its smooth satin finish helps you avoid the sticky situations that a gloss lacquer might cause, and with the option of either maple of pau ferro fingerboards, you can be sure you’ll find a style to suit you.
The ‘Modern C’ neck profile is designed for performance as well as comfort. The Player series single-coils reaffirm that instantly recognisable tone, but are wound just that little bit hotter - keeping one foot firmly in the present day. The gloss-finished alder body and bolt-on maple neck is a classic combination, and provides bags of that iconic Tele ‘twang’. Simplicity and quality lie at the heart of this range of guitars, and the Player Telecaster doesn’t disappoint. Our top picks for the best Telecaster guitar starts with the Fender American Professional II Telecaster, a seriously beautiful and versatile guitar that pays homage to the originals while bringing them right up to date.įender’s Player Series sums up everything that makes Fender guitars so popular. More of a Strat fan? Try the best Stratocasters for all budgets.The best electric guitars for every playing style, level and budget.We've listed them in price order to help you find the right one for your budget. Keep scrolling if you’d rather get straight to the products. If you’d like to read more in-depth buying advice, then click the ‘buying advice’ button above. Whether you're a beginner electric guitar player or die-hard Fender fan, below you'll find some very tempting options in the Telecaster stable. What this means is that you'll be in good company if you decide to invest in one of the best Telecasters in this guide.
Even modern guitar masters like Slipknot and Radiohead are riding the Tele train. Few other guitars have become so deeply ingrained in music history. The Fender Tele has graced recordings from rock 'n' roll trailblazers including Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones, right the way through to Danny Gatton and James Burton.
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