FENDER 70TH ANNIVERSARY ESQUIRE MN WBL

Main features of the electric guitar FENDER 70TH ANNIVERSARY ESQUIRE MN WBL: Body made of «roasted» pine; One-piece maple neck with a 7.25-inch fingerboard and 21 vintage-tall frets; Tim Shaw Designed Esquire Bridge Pickup; Esquire tonal scheme; Custom neck plate.

The very first electric guitar introduced by Fender in 1950 was the Esquire model. Its elegant silhouette with a single cutaway, adjustable bridge with three saddles, and one pickup in the bridge position laid the foundation for all solid-body electric guitars and became a precursor to the more famous Telecaster. Like the early Esquire models, the electric guitar FENDER 70TH ANNIVERSARY ESQUIRE MN WBL features a pine body—a lightweight wood known for its punchy and complex sound. It has undergone thermal treatment, significantly enhancing the resonance of the body. Other features include a lacquer finish, a '50 Broadcaster