You are not new here, so you should know that no requests are allowed as comment in a post.You should comment only matters related to the content of each post.On an other hand, there is a request section where you can create a post with your own requests.You can access it using the menu at left:NAVIGATION submit new postOnce creating your post you'll see a list of categories on the right side, select 'Request'You're done.I strongly recommend that you so you can take advantage of this fantastic place. This is ParadAZ No try.

• Vocalizer Pro Torrent
• Vocalizer Pro Manual
• Sonivox Vocalizer Pro Review

Table of ContentsA Brief History of the TelecasterIn 1951 the was introduced to the world by Leo Fender, a Southern California inventor and businessman. Now a legendary instrument available in dozens of variations, the iconic “Tele” became the world’s first successfully mass-produced solid body electric guitar.Fender's Esquire guitar was the first prototype for the Telecaster and was produced in limited numbers. It was introduced in 1950 and renamed the Broadcaster shortly after. To avoid confusion and trademark issues with Gretsch Broadkaster drums, the guitar was renamed as the Telecaster. The Esquire was brought back as a single-pickup version of the Telecaster in 1951.The Telecaster’s simple, straightforward design along with its versatility and playability have led to its longevity.

It features a single cutaway body and two single-coil pickups that produce the Tele’s bright and twangy trademark tone. The headstock has six single-side tuners, and the original design featured three innovative barrel-shaped bridge saddles that allowed guitarists to adjust the string height for better playability.Fender incorporated production techniques no other guitar builder had used previously. Bodies were built using solid pieces of wood, referred to as blanks, and cavities for the electronics were made using a router.

Prior to this, guitar bodies were hand-carved. The cavities offered easy access for repair or replacement of the electronics. The offers a Modern Deep C-shaped neck plus the new V-Mod single-coil pickups, developed by vintage pickup master Tim Shaw.Fender didn’t use a traditional set neck. Instead, he routed a pocket into the body and bolted the neck into it, making production faster and easier. This innovation also allowed the neck to be quickly removed, adjusted, or entirely replaced. The original Telecaster neck was shaped using a single piece of maple without a separate fingerboard—another technique used to produce the instrument faster and more simply.

Some luthiers, accustomed to using rosewood or ebony fingerboards that were glued onto the neck, found Fender’s methods highly unorthodox. Nonetheless, these revolutionary techniques resulted in an affordable, versatile, and highly playable instrument.The Telecaster's popularity helped pave the way for the many other solid body electric guitar models that followed from other manufacturers—some of them thinly disguised knockoffs of the original Tele. Through it all, the Tele, in one form or another, has remained in constant production since its inception, and remains a workhorse for countless guitarists.With the many Telecaster models available today, it may seem difficult to know which one’s best for you. This guide will give you the information you need to help pick the right Telecaster for your music and budget.Tele Players: a Who’s Who of Guitar WizardryThroughout its history, the Telecaster has turned up in the hands of countless players in every modern music genre, ranging from rock to jazz to country to pop and everywhere in between.

Along the way, Fender has made many signature-model Telecasters incorporating the specs of legendary players. Arguably, no other guitar has enjoyed such diverse and widespread popularity among so many guitarists representing so many different styles.One testament to its popularity and influence is the number of legendary guitarists whose nicknames reference the Tele. These include “King of the Tele” Roy Buchanan, “Telemaster” Danny Gatton, and “Mr.

Telecaster” Albert Lee. The combines cool cosmetics with a super-easy price.Squier also offers the that includes an amp, gig bag, tuner, instructional DVD, and cable. It’s a great value for new players, giving them everything they need to begin playing the guitar. Squier Standard SeriesA step up from the Affinity series, the offers the feel and comfort of a Fender Standard at an affordable price. It has a fast-action neck based on ‘60-era Telecasters plus upgraded hardware and electronics throughout. And it delivers the same bright single-coil twang that made the Tele an icon in the first place. Solid Agathis body; 1-3/4' depth like most Fender models.

Maple C-shaped neck with rosewood fretboard. Polyurethane finish (body and neck). 9.5' fretboard radius. 22 medium jumbo frets. 2 Alnico magnet single-coil pickups. 3-position blade pickup switching.

6-saddle top-load bridge. Standard die-cast tuners.

Chrome hardware. 3-ply parchment or 4-ply tortoiseshell pickguard. Made in China or Indonesia. The 3-tone sunburst finish and Alnico V single coils on the offer a mellow look with sonic punch. Squier Vintage Modified SeriesAs long as there have been Teles, guitarist have customized them with hotter pickups, personalized paint jobs, non-standard pickguards—you name it. Similar in spirit to the Classic Vibe series, the delivers hotter tone and chop-shop looks without the customized price tag. Body woods vary with model (polyurethane finish).

Mostly maple C-shaped neck (gloss polyurethane finish). 9.5' fingerboard radius. 21 medium jumbo frets. Pickup types—vary with specific model. 5-position blade pickup switching.

Vintage 6-saddle bridge. Standard die-cast tuners.

Hardware varies with model. Pickguard varies with model. Made in China or Indonesia. Fender Telecastershave proved to be one of the most versatile and venerable electric guitars ever, having been in continuous production in one form or another since their debut in 1951. Fender Telecasters are favored by country and rock musicians, and are not uncommon among jazz and blues artists.

Player Seriesare the newest members of the Fender Tele family. Introduced in June of 2018 as part of the larger, they come in two standard models. The first model is just what you'd expect: a dual single-coil Tele (also available left-handed). The second model is an HH, dual humbucker configuration.Let's take a closer look at the shared specifications of the Player Series Telecasters:. Alder body. Modern C-shaped maple neck. Gloss body finish.

22 medium jumbo frets. Maple fingerboard. 9.5' fretboard radius. Newly designed Alnico pickups. 3-position blade pickup switching. 6-saddle string-through-body bridge with bent-steel saddles.

Chrome hardware. Standard cast/sealed tuning machines.

3-ply parchment pickguard. Made in Mexico. The HSS pickup array with 5-way plus coil-split switching makes the decidedly different from your father’s Tele.

Deluxe Seriesretain the look and feel of the original Tele design, but pack extra punch thanks to special pickups electronics and switching. Deluxe instruments are fitted with modern C-shaped neck profiles for added playing comfort. Alder body with gloss polyester finish. Maple, modern C-shaped neck with satin polyurethane finish. 12' radius maple or rosewood fretboard. 22 Tall Narrow frets. 25.5' scale length.

Vintage single-coil Noiseless pickups. 5-position blade pickup switch with Strat-O-Tone. Vintage 6-saddle string-through-body bridge. Deluxe sealed/locking tuning machines. Nickel/Chrome hardware. Made in Mexico. The has three Vintage single-coil Noiseless pickups.

5-way switching further ups the tonal ante. Classic SeriesMade in Fender's Ensenada, Baja California facility with collaboration from Fender's highly regarded Master Builders, the offers Custom Shop features and vibe at a more affordable price. Here are some the most popular models in the bestselling Classic Tele lineup: Classic '50s TelecasterA faithful reproduction of some of the Telecaster's first years in production. Ash body (polyester finish).

1-piece maple C-shaped neck (gloss polyurethane finish). Maple 7.25' radius fretboard. 21 vintage-style frets. 2 vintage-style single-coil alnico magnet pickups. 3-position blade pickup switch.

Vintage 3-saddle strings-through-body bridge. Knurled chrome knobs.

'50s Custom Colors. Classic '72 Telecaster ThinlineThe 72 Thinline Teles offer a unique departure from the standard Tele configuration.

A semi-hollow body serves up a vibrant bluesy voice, while a pair of humbuckers packs a punch sure to please even the pickiest tone freak. Semi-hollow ash body (polyester finish). 1-piece maple U-shaped neck (gloss polyurethane finish). Maple 7.25' radius fretboard. 21 vintage-style frets.

2 Fender Wide Range Humbucking pickups. Vintage-style Strat string-thru-body hardtail bridge. With its semi-hollowbody, dual humbuckers, and distinctive f-hole, the was a radical departure captured perfectly by the Classic Series reincarnation. Classic '72 Telecaster CustomThis unique Telecaster offers a humbucker in the neck pickup for rich warmth, while delivering classic Tele twang via the single-coil bridge pickup. Alder body (polyester finish).

Lightly-tinted, maple U-shaped neck (gloss polyurethane finish). Rosewood or maple 7.25' radius fretboard. 21 vintage-style frets. 1 Fender Wide Range Humbucking pickup (neck). 1 Tele single-coil pickup (bridge). 3-position toggle switch.

Vintage-style string-thru-body Tele bridge. Chrome hardware.

'Top Hat' knobs. The replicates the original’s humbucker in the neck and traditional single coil in the bridge for tonal versatility. Classic '72 Telecaster DeluxeA solid-body sister to the Thinline Telecaster, the ‘72 Deluxe features dual humbuckers that churn out thicker tone to satisfy modern-rock players. Alder body (polyester finish). 1-piece maple C-shaped neck (gloss polyurethane finish).

Maple 12' radius fretboard. 21 medium jumbo frets. 2 Fender Wide Range Humbucking pickups. 2 volume, 2 tone controls.

3-position toggle switch. Vintage-style Strat string-thru-body hardtail bridge. '70s large Stratocaster headstock. As with the original, the Strat headstock and alnico humbuckers in the give it visual and sonic distinction. Classic Player Baja TelecasterBased on a ‘50s Telecaster, it features Custom Shop pups and wiring for a wider range of tonal options at a gentle price. Ash body. 1-piece maple soft V-shaped neck.

Maple 9.5' radius fretboard. 21 medium jumbo frets. 1 Custom Shop 'Twisted' Tele single-coil pickup (neck). 1 Custom Shop Broadcaster single-coil (bridge).

4-position blade switch with 2-position push-push S-1 switching (8 pickup settings in all). 3-saddle string-thru-body Tele bridge. Gotoh Vintage locking tuners. 'Custom Shop Designed' neck plate. Custom Shop pickups and 8-way pickup selection delivers a ton of tonal options in the.Check out our full selection of. Fender Special Edition Deluxe Ash TelecasterThe Fender Special Edition Deluxe Ash Telecaster provides the best of old and new, with all of the classic cosmetic appointments matched with a modern 'C' shape neck and Hot Standard Tele Single-Coil Pickups.Here are the all important specs for this affordable workhorse that offers everything you'd hope for in a modern Telecaster:. Ash body.

Maple Fretboard with 9.5' radius. 1-piece Maple, Modern 'C' Shape. 21 Medium Jumbo Frets. 2 Hot Standard Tele Single-Coil Pickups. 3-Position blade switch.

3-Barrel string-thru-body Tele bridge. Chrome hardware.

The classic looks, modest price tag and modern features of the will appeal to any Fender fan on a strict budget. Road Worn SeriesFender gives a selection of 1950s and ‘60s instruments distressed treatments to conjure up the appearance of road-hardened guitars in creating the Road Worn Series. They evidence the wear and tear of countless gigs, including worn finishes, rusted hardware, and aged parts.

While offering the vibe of veteran axes, they incorporate modern features and lighter overall wear than other Fender distressed treatments. The has the look of a battle-scarred veteran updated with Tex-Mex pickups and 6105 frets.USA-Made Telecaster GuitarsBuilt in Fender's Corona, California plant, USA Telecasters set the standard for quality, tone, and playability. Made with premium tonewoods (usually alder or ash), Custom Shop pickups, and master craftsmanship, the USA Tele is a legendary electric guitar built to please the most demanding players. American Professional SeriesThe, available with rosewood or maple fingerboard, is the tried and true workhorse of seasoned pros and discerning weekend warrior alike.

Unveiled in late 2016, the American Professional Telecaster offers plenty of refinements including a new treble-bleed tone circuit and Tim Shaw's newly designed V-Mod single-coil pickups voiced specifically for each position, mixing AlNiCo magnet types to produce powerful, nuanced tones with that classic Fender sound. A Deluxe model, featuring two ShawBucker pickups, is also available with or. New V-Mod single-coil pickups designed by pickup guru, Tim Shaw. Deluxe hardware.

Solid alder body or ash body (2-Color Sunburst, Natural, Crimson Red Transparent and Butterscotch Blonde). Modern Deep C neck. New treble-bleed tone circuit. Narrow-tall frets. Bone nut.

3-saddle vintage-style. Gloss polyurethane body finish.

Rosewood or maple fingerboard. Deluxe staggered machine heads. Includes case.

Vocalizer Pro Torrent

With a newly designed compound-profile neck and high-output 4th-generation Noiseless pickups, the the performance and tone pros demand. American Original SeriesThe Fender American Original series, which includes Telecasters, Stratocasters, Offsets and more, was designed to offer guitars that reflected a 'best-of' approach. This results in guitars that offer specs and features found throughout the decades they represent. The two Telecasters are the and. Ash ('50s model) or alder ('60s model) body. '52 U-shaped neck ('50s model) or 60's C-shaped ('60s model).

Maple Neck. Maple fretboard ('50s model) or Rosewood ftreboard ('60s model). Gloss Nitrocellulose body finish.

9.5' fretboard radius. 21 Vintage Tall frets. Pure Vintage '52 single-coil Tele pickups ('50s model) and '64 Gray-Bottom Single Coil Tele pickups ('60s model). Vintage-style hardware. Hardshell Case. American Performer SeriesIntroduced as a replacement for Fender's American Special Series, the is a wallet-friendly, Made in the USA line of guitars and basses.

Vocalizer Pro Manual

Fender is offering two distinct models of, a standard SS configuration and an HS configuration. Each model features Fender's newest Yosemite single-coil design. The HS model features a new Fender DoubleTap humbucker.

Each model is available with a rosewood or maple fingerboard. Gloss-finished alder bodies. Modern C-shaped maple neck with 22 jumbo frets.

Featuring new Yosemite single-coil pickups and on the HS model, a new DoubleTap humbucker. Fender Greasebucket circuit.

Sonivox Vocalizer Pro Review

6-saddle Tele bridge. Includes gig bag.

Unique Strat-o-Tele switching and a host of other tweaks specified by the revered Nashville sideman make the a fitting tribute.Fender Custom Shop Telecastersinstruments are simply the finest models they produce. Each one-of-a-kind guitar is hand-built by a master luthier, using the highest quality woods and components obtainable. To see our complete current selection of Fender Custom Shop Telecasters and other Fender instruments, visit our. Custom Artist SignatureA guitar created with the input or specifications of a famous artist is called a Signature model. The Fender Custom Shop has produced a number of Signature Telecaster guitars in its that are handcrafted to the exacting personal preferences of famous Tele players such as Merle Haggard. Custom DeluxeThe hallmark of is the use of unusual and exotic woods, breathtaking inlay work, unique hardware, and distinctive electronics.

The series is seen as a blank canvas on which to apply the highest levels of luthier artistry. Master BuiltFender’s most elite luthiers—designated as Master Builders—are given free rein in creating these lavish instruments. They personally select each element from the wood to the electronics to the finish of these guitars that proudly bear the builder’s name. Utterly unique and of investment-grade quality, a is an instrument to be treasured and passed down through the generations.So, Which Telecaster is Right for You?As you can see in this guide, the Telecaster is available in many variations and price levels, with varied features to provide a broad range of options for the Tele enthusiast. Pick the Telecaster that suits your budget and your style. Maybe you don't want to spend a lot, but you want your Tele to have the look and feel of a timeless guitar. Consider the Classic Vibe.

Perhaps you want to invest in a true piece of art—not just something to play, but a stunning addition to your collection. Consider a Masterbuilt Tele. Or as a working pro you need a Tele that you can play night after night, show after show—a true workhorse. The American Professional Telecaster won't let you down.We want you to be pleased with your Telecaster purchase, and offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee and generous return policy so you can order your new Tele with complete confidence.