With a vintage look and feel and modern touches not specific to any certain year, the Postmodern Tele gives players everything they want with amazing tone, comfort and sonic capabilities.

The two-piece ash body with contoured neck heel features a "Wide Fade" 2 Tone Sunburst with a Journeyman Relic lacquer finish, while the quartersawn maple neck hosts a ’60 style “oval C” profile, 9.5”-radius quartersawn maple fingerboard and 21 narrow tall (6105) frets. The neck carve is a highlight of the Postmodern series in our book. The Oval C is the perfect "middle ground" for most players who don't want an overly fat neck, yet, don't want an 80s style slender C either.

Hand-wound loaded ’51 Nocaster (bridge) and wide range Cunife (neck) pickups are sent through dual-stack HS Tele wiring with an angled switch and electro socket output jack - a nice, and unexpected touch! We can't say enough about the wide range humbucker and '51 Nocaster combo. Both lean towards the chimey side and balance nicely though the humbucker has a smidge more output as you'd expect.

Other features include a three-ply parchment pickguard, ’58-’63 Tele bridge with compensated brass RSD saddles, vintage-style tuning machines, bone nut and wing string tree.