Here’s a solid 2001 Fender Standard Tele in classic black that’s held up really well over the years. It’s got a handful of honest dings and scuffs—mostly around the pickguard and a few spots on the body—but nothing that gets in the way of what this guitar does best. The gloss still pops under the lights, and the wear just adds a little character.
It was recently given a full setup: the neck’s straight, action is dialed in low, and it plays incredibly smooth all the way up the fretboard. Classic Tele snap and punch are all here, making it a reliable workhorse whether you’re tracking, gigging, or just jamming at home.
Like all my guitars, this one’s been cared for and dialed in—no guesswork, no surprises, just a great instrument that’s ready to play.
