1994 Fender Standard Telecaster – Made in Mexico – 3-Colour Sunburst

A great-playing early Mexican-made Fender Telecaster from 1994, finished in classic 3-colour sunburst with a maple neck and fingerboard. This is a straightforward, traditional Tele setup: two single-coil pickups, three-way selector, master volume and tone controls, and a string-through-body bridge for the unmistakable Telecaster response, snap, and sustain.

This guitar is from the MN4-era of Fender Mexico production and was made during the early Ensenada period—a particularly interesting era for MIM Fender instruments. It delivers the no-nonsense feel and versatile sound players expect from a proper Tele: clear, articulate neck tones; biting bridge-pickup twang; and plenty of usable output for country, blues, rock, indie, punk, and everything in between.

The guitar has been inspected, set up, and is ready to play and sell. It shows honest cosmetic wear for its age, including a few minor dents and dings around the body perimeter, plus typical light hardware and finish wear. These marks are cosmetic only and do not affect playability or structural integrity. The sunburst finish presents well overall, and the guitar has a naturally played-in, workhorse character rather than a heavily abused appearance.

A solid, well-priced 1990s Fender Telecaster for a player looking for a genuine Fender with vintage age, classic looks, and a proper professional setup.

Details

• 1994 Fender Standard Telecaster

• Made in Mexico

• MN4-series serial number

• 3-colour sunburst finish

• Maple neck and maple fingerboard

• Traditional two single-coil Telecaster pickup configuration

• Three-way pickup selector

• Master volume and master tone controls

• String-through-body Telecaster bridge

• Professionally set up and ready to play

• Minor perimeter dents/dings and general age-appropriate cosmetic wear

• No case included unless otherwise specified, available for purchase separately