Lage was discussing the merits of the Telecaster as a jazz guitar on Rick Beato’s YouTube show, and explained why he typically only uses the Ron Ellis-designed Ellisonic pickup at the neck – even if ...

The first is a sleek, noiseless Telecaster-style pickup that sits between the guitar’s sound hole and bridge, while the other is a mini piezo-style pickup that lives underneath the saddle.

But it wasn’t just any Fender Tele. ... It also boasts a pair of vintage-style humbuckers and a single-coil Telecaster bridge pickup, a Bigsby B5F tremolo and a custom Red Dog neck plate.

Fender Esquire players generally love these guitars for their twangy bridge pickup sounds. These players have no need for the Telecaster’s neck pickup so Fender left it out.

Named for McIntosh’s long association with The Pretenders, the pickup set comprises a pair of single-coils that will fit any Telecaster. But that bridge pickup has been designed to make your ...

My first electric guitar was a Fender Telecaster, ... They're super dynamic, punchy and touch-sensitive, the bridge pickup can snarl, twang, spank and rip faces off in all the right places, ...

Fender's new American Acoustasonic Telecaster has a unique digital system onboard that gives it a tremendously varied ... You can see one pickup positioned next to the bridge in the image above.

Like Fender's Parallel Universe ... a Tele-like three-saddle bridge, and three single-coil pickups with a five-way selector plus push/pull knobs for adding in the neck pickup to the bridge or ...

Sixty-six years ago, Leo Fender invented the most famous solid-body guitar of all time. The venerable Stratocaster, built to refine the sound and feel of the earlier Telecaster, became known in ...