Hi guys! I want your opinion. Whatâs your favourite Fender Telecaster color? I am planning to buy one but I am stuck in the color 
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I was stuck between the natural finish on roasted pine and the black. I heard that the pine, being a soft wood would ding and scratch too easily. I also like the custom models with dual edge bindings but that was not an option. If you want a real vintage look, the natural blond finish was the first tele. In the end I went for a black one⌠(and love it)
I also liked it for the maple neck with gloss finish on the fretboard and satin back. Your hand slides so much better on the satin neck.
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Thanks for this beautiful view! I am thinking for the butterscotch blonde but i like also the black of this photo. That was my plan! A satin finish from the back and gloss finish on the fretboard. Thanks!
A While ago I bought an arctic white squire Tele with a maple neck not sure what the fret board is but its very light it had black dots but I did not like them so replaced them with stick on mother of pearl ones I had intended to change the scratch plate to black but I think I like the white one its the only colour I liked
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@Guitarman63 This one is a color that i am interested in to buy 
. I think the âwhole whiteâ is better than the additional of the black scratch plate. Thanks for your help!
love that!
Wow! 
Whatâs this??? I think thatâs the most beautiful tele i ve ever seen! All from rosewood? I think i canât afford this! This must be worth a fortune!
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That looks like the George Harrison edition telecaster. Fender made a limited number available right after the Beatles Get Back documentary was released, but they sold out pretty much instantly. All rosewood body. They ran about $2800 here in the US, So definitely not cheap! Beautiful guitar though 
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I didnât know that @Jenndye429 George Harrisonâs taste always was superb! Yes indeed. Itâs a little bit expensive but is logical. It would be better though if the guitar was from rosewood and the fretboard from maple. Sorry⌠bad jokeâ:face_holding_back_tears: but I prefer maple fretboard.
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oh wow looking on reverb $7-9k NZD not a cheap plank of wood
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Well i am a fan of the late Rick Parfitt of status quo he had a white Tele
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As much as Iâm happy with my Fender Vintera Tele which is in Lake Placid blue, Iâm actually a big fan of anything where you can see the wood grain so the guitar actually looks like itâs made from wood. The Gibson SG that I have has red wood stain finish and that replaced a Les Paul that I owned that was a black wood stain finish.
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I love the look of the original butterscotch with blackfuard.
I also love a sunburst double-bound custom
Anything with visible grain - yes.
Black is cool, especially on a 70s Keef style.
The rosewood models are way too heavy but look killer.
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I got the arctic white Tele, and I love it, always feel excited to pick it up. Also, I think itâs not a super common colour people choose, so a bit more original
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I think my yellow flame maple topped Tele is pretty awesome looking (but itâs a weird tele).
The best colour to me is Texas Tea on the American Ultra series. It looks different under different lighting, from black to shiny brown.
Interesting!