Description
The Squier® Contemporary Telecaster® HH is an outstanding choice for the modern player seeking progressive features in a guitar that that has authentic vibe and style.
Player-friendly features like a slim “C”-shaped maple neck give this guitar a slick, smooth feel, while the 12” fingerboard radius and narrow-tall frets are ideal for speed and effortless bends. The dual ceramic humbucking pickups boast hot output for powerful tones perfect for crunchy rhythms and soaring solos. Premium styling cues include chrome pickup covers and an eye-catching matching painted headstock to make this guitar stand out from any crowd.
With its combination of timeless Tele style, player-centric features and incredible tone, the Contemporary Telecaster HH is the perfect hard-rocking addition to your arsenal.
Features
- Dual chrome-covered ceramic humbucking pickups
- Maple neck with slim “C”-shaped profile and matching painted headstock
- 12″ fingerboard radius; narrow-tall frets
- 6-saddle Telecaster bridge with block saddles
Highlights
Chrome-Covered Ceramic Humbucking Pickups
For fat, high output rock tone with excellent clarity and punchy low-end, this instrument features ceramic humbucking pickups in both the bridge and neck positions.
Six-Saddle Telecaster Bridge with Block Saddles
This instrument features a six-saddle Telecaster bridge with block saddles for superior intonation, sustain and ease of adjustment.
Matching Painted Headstock
In addition to its many other fine features, this Telecaster features an elegant matching painted headstock.
Narrow-Tall Frets
The largest of the fret sizes, narrow-tall frets are tall and narrow, letting you get a better grip on the strings for more control and easier bends and vibrato.
Slim “C”-Shaped Neck Profile
This instrument features a modern neck designed for comfort and performance, with a slim “C”-shaped profile (the shape of the neck in cross section) and a smooth back finish – ideal for those who play with the thumb on the back or side of the neck.
12″ Fingerboard Radius
This instrument features a 12” fingerboard radius—a very slight curvature that’s flatter than a vintage-style 7.25” radius and even a modern 9.5” radius. This fingerboard radius allows for low action and is especially well suited to bending notes and soloing.
