Typically referred to as a "Tele-Paul", the idea of building what is essentially a Les Paul with a Tele body shape has been around for years with builders like Johan Gustavsson, Ian Anderson, Thomas Rodriguez, and even Fender themselves, delivering lustworthy variations on this theme. 

b3 Guitar's Gene Baker has tossed his hat into the Tele-Paul ring with this fantastic new Set Neck Phoenix model. As per every b3 we've played, it features flawless build quality along with a decidedly Gibson feel and neck carve (a highlight to be sure), Telecaster comfort and balance, killer tones, gorgeous looks...all with a sleek and fast feel. 

Loaded with a set of Throbak ESG-102B humbuckers, a 2 volume, 1 tone (push/pull), 3-way setup, Gibson-flavored tones are the name of the game here. Unlike some Gibsons, this SN is really open and articulate while retaining a Gibson's signature girth and punchiness. Coupled with the incredibly comfortable and easy playing neck, we'd be happy bringing this SN to any gig or session. 

Priced with hardshell case. 

• Mahogany body, chambered w/F hole, Dirty Lemon Burst
• 4/5A flame maple top
• Mahogany neck w/rosewood fingerboard, bound
• '59 Soft V carve (.87-.98)
• 24.625" scale length
• 6105 stainless frets, 22
• 12" radius
• 1.687" nut width 
• Grover Kluson tuners
• Throbak ESG-102B
• Mann wrap-around bridge
• 2 volume, 1 tone (push/pull)
• Hardshell Case
• SN 22 096
• 8lbs 1oz