Fender Vintera Series

"Vintage Style for the Modern Era"

The all-new vintage-inspired "Vintera" lineup will comprise of models based off of the golden-era of Fender guitars, at a price point which will appeal to a wide variety of modern players looking to get a piece of classic vintage Fender tone and feel.

TELECASTERS

'50s, '60s, and '70s Teles are back in a big way in the Vintera line. Vintage appointments from Customs, Deluxes, and original '50s & 60s spec Teles have been hot-rodded to provide a playing experience that is comfortable and reliable for players, while calling back vintage to the classic tones that made these guitars so special.

Articulate and twangy just as a Tele should be. The '50s Telecaster comes equipped with redesigned pickups that closely match the sound of original '50s Teles. With an early "U Shaped" neck profile, 7.25" fingerboard radius and vintage-style Tele bridge with brass barrels provide original-era aesthetics with modern performance and tuning stability.

The Modified '50s Telecaster takes many of the highly-coveted specs of early '50s Telecasters and puts them into an affordable package for a wide variety of modern players. Including two Custom Shop pickups for articulate and twangy tone, a modern, 9.5" fingerboard radius, "Modern C" shaped neck, and a 4-way selector switch for series and out of phase configurations.

The '60s Telecaster Bigsby dons familiar features found on many highly-valued vintage Teles, including a fat-shouldered "Early '60s C" shaped neck, vintage sized frets, and redesigned pickups that closely match those of iconic '60s Teles.

With vintage-inspired aesthetics and modern technical appointments, the '60s Modified Telecaster makes for one timeless player. With redesigned, higher-output '60s Tele pickups, "Thick C" shaped neck, 9.5" fingerboard radius and a 4-way selector switch with a series and out of phase options, the '60s modified Tele makes for an extremely versatile take on a vintage favorite.

Punchy and fat-sounding thanks to the redesigned Wide Range Humbucking pickups, the '70s Telecaster Deluxe is now more affordable and closer to the original than ever before. Featuring a '70s style headstock, "Slim C" shaped neck, 9.5" radius and string-through-body hardtail Strat style bridge, the new Telecaster Deluxe is made for players looking to get more out of their Telecaster.

The '70s Thinline Telecaster comes equipped with two recreated Wide Range Humbuckers for punchy, snarling Tele tone. A "Slim C" shaped neck and 7.25" radius fingerboard compliments a hardtail Strat string-through-body bridge with six saddles to give this Thinline maximum tuning stability and accurate intonation.

Equipped with coveted features that defined the '70s, the Telecaster Custom comes loaded with a re-created vintage-style Tele pickup and Wide Range Humbucker neck pickup, "Slim C" shaped neck, 7.25" radius fingerboard, and a vintage-style Tele bridge with three chrome barrel saddles for that classic Tele twang.

"CHICAGO SPECIAL" STRATOCASTERS

Classic and always in style, the Vintera Stratocasters harken back to classic specs with new, appointments that put the highly-coveted look and feel of a vintage Strat into the yearning hands of modern players.

'70S STRATOCASTER

Classic '70s styling meets the needs of modern players in the "70s Stratocaster. With vintage-inspired aesthetics including a larger, '70s style headstock and redesigned pickups with flat-staggered pole pieces,the '70s Stratocaster also includes an "Early 70s C" shaped neck with a 7.25" fingerboard radius and sin-point synchronized tremolo system.

'50S STRATOCASTER MODIFIED

A 1950s Stratocaster has long set the gold standard of desirability and playability for electric guitars. The '50s Modified Stratocaster recalls many of these classic appointments, while including many modern features that make this incredible guitar even better including re-voiced, higher-output single-coil pickups, a "Modern C" shape neck with a 9.5" fingerboard radius, two-point synchronized tremolo system and an added S-1 switch, which adds the neck pickup to the first and second pickup positions for even more tonal flexibility.

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JAZZMASTERS

Endlessly elegant and extremely versatile, the Jazzmaster has long been an icon in both counter-cultures and the mainstream since its inception. The Vintera lineup of Jazzmasters seeks to put those highly coveted vintage specs in the hands of modern players looking for the wide, dynamic sound only a Jazzmaster can provide.

'60S JAZZMASTER

Go straight back to the '60s and get that classic warm, smooth tone of the original Jazzmaster. With re-voiced pickups designed to sound just like the originals, an iconic matching headstock, "Mid 60s C" shaped neck, 7.25" fingerboard radius and a vintage-style floating Jazzmaster tremolo system, this JM screams 60s vibe while firmly planted in 2019.

'60S MODIFIED JAZZMASTER

For players who appreciate the looks of original Jazzmasters but want modern appointments, the '60s Modified Jazzmaster is the perfect companion. Featuring hotter, high-output pickups based off of the originals, a "Modern C" shape neck, 9.5" fingerboard radius, and an Adjusto-matic bridge, this Jazzy will be classically cool well through 2060.

BASS - MUSTANG, JAZZ, & P-BASS

'60S JAZZ BASS

With coveted features that defined the bass sound of the 60s, the new Vintera '60s Jazz Bass features a "Mid '60s C" shaped neck, 7.25" fingerboard radius re-voiced pickups that sound closer than ever to the originals and a 34" scale length, giving you access to those priceless vintage features that you can't get anywhere else!

'50S PRECISION BASS

Just as relevant in 1950 as it will be in 2050, the new Vintera '50s Precision Bass comes loaded with a "'50s P Bass C" shaped neck, 7.25" fingerboard readius, vintage-style 4-saddle bridge vintage-style tuning machines and re-voiced pickups to take you right back to the '50s when the P Bass was king of the recording.