2018年1月6日 · I am looking at getting a Fender Telecaster Plus. It is a 96 or 97. It is a precursor to the American deluxe Nashville tele. It has a bound top and belly cut like a deluxe but not the MOP inlays and no chrome headstock inlay. It is the version II that has the Nashville set up. Long story short I've been gassing for another tele and have a trade ...

2022年8月14日 · In 1993 Fender switched from the Wilkinson roller nut to the LSR roller nut on the Strat Plus/Plus Deluxe/Ultra and also on the Tele Plus Deluxe. But I have never seen a Tele Plus Deluxe in person with the LSR roller nut; I've seen photos of 2-3 with the LSR online. Admittedly I've only seen maybe 5-6 Tele Plus Deluxes in person, but all had ...

2023年5月22日 · The player is a great tele, unless the flater radius is a plus for you. Locking tuners aren't a big deal on a Tele, but do yourself a favor and buy a four way switch (if you don't mind a bit if soldering). That extra tone option is worth the $25 investment.

2024年8月13日 · I got a new Nashville Tele Plus a little less than a year ago and it's been in A-rotation ever since. I find the latest Fender Noiseless pickups to be great sounding, I sometimes turn the treble down a bit on it. In a live band mix it sounds perfect. The rolled edges neck with the 12" radius is incredibly comfortable and easy to get around on.

2013年4月4日 · Need to raise it up. [Who decided it was a good idea to make people remove the pickguard to change tele neck pup height?!]--The split humbucker is a lot lower output than the full humbucker. Not sure if that's a phase issue too. It has a nice tele twang, but it's like 1/3 the output of the humbucker.

2022年12月26日 · It’s a helluva guitar. More of a modern take on a Tele…locking tuners, noiseless pickups, block saddles, belly cut and a series/parallel switching option. I picked up a used one a few months ago. Really happy with it. I was actually in the market for an Am Pro II or an MIJ JV Reissue but the Player Plus just felt and sounded better to me.

2009年2月12日 · There was a "Tele Plus Deluxe" version that had a trem, roller nut and locking tuners. Version 2 was from 1996-1998; it was a "Nashville" Tele. It had gold label Lace Sensors, which are 50s vintage single coil voiced. It has a Tele neck pickup (chrome plated), a Strat middle pickup (also chrome plated), and a black Tele bridge pickup.

2018年9月1日 · My Tele Plus was very heavy too. I have no idea how much it weighed but it was very close to my 1980 Les Paul Standard which was no lightweight guitar. Back then I didn’t even think about weighing a guitar, I just played them! Haha. I have no idea why mine was so heavy but it did have plenty of sustain and sounded good acoustically.

2023年7月29日 · I just picked up a 2-tone burst, Maple Neck, Nashville Player Plus Tele last Friday. Fit & finish are flawless, Frets all even, true and intonates extremely well with the block saddles, the rolled edge neck is dead comfortable (even has a good amount of flame on the back of the neck), the push/pull tone pot to turn on the neck with the bridge selected is great and move the selector to middle ...

2018年4月2日 · Big plus one here! You said everything I would have. I love the neck tone. It is big and ballsy. Mine have been in my Tele for 18 years now. I want to try other sets, but they work so well. And yes, they are super quiet. Mine are about as quiet as lace sensors, which is about as quiet as a regular single coil gets.