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Fender Custom Shop 70th Anniversary Broadcaster | Fender

[kenbaker]

Mike was one of the BEST. He will be missed, immensely. ---R.I.P. Brother.

[HillVillageDragon]

Gretsch drum kit in the back. Very tongue-in-cheek humor there, Fender.

[dlwy]

This is an Encyclopedic explanation of the original Broadcaster. Mind blown!

[fshg]

What is amazing about this video is the quality of the information but what it proves is that Leo Fender got it right 70 plus years ago and not a whole lot has changed really .

[_RLP]

Beautiful release. And the drum kit in the back was a nice touch.
Cheers

[ex-nbafan]

The Telecaster is the reigning king of electric guitars.

[ethanbarclay]

the telecaster/broadcaster design is the most beautiful design Ive ever seen in a guitar, mostly because of its simplicity. That isnt to say I dont absolutely love a PRS wood library, but the tele just looks godlike

[johnokeeffe]

I was fortunate to have a really awesome year at work financially this last year and was able to treat myself to one of these in January. It's the heavy relic version and I have to say it's perfection in my hands. I have 13 other guitars, six of them are Telecasters, most I've owned for a good number of years, this one is the only one I'm playing currently. I thought I'd probably switch the control plate to the Tele version pretty quickly, but honestly, I love the blend knob function and the tones I get using just it and the bridge pickup, I'm going to just leave it as is. The tones of the two neck positions have a lot more contrast then you would think and the small tweaks they added in comparison to the original gives you more versatility than the original dark tone of the forward position. I could go on and on, I'll just say, it's not just another Tele, it has a distinct tone of it's own, and its a freaking awesome instrument, if you can swing it financially. it's worth the price tag!

[jbels]

i love the off-script of this -- just a guy telling a story.

[coreymihailiuk]

The guitar sounds great and that blend feature opens up plenty of unique sonic possibilities. Love it!

[renodavid]

I just love to hear Mike play. To me, that’s the real deal.

[Baileyriffs]

Geez I wish all Teles had this strong of a tone...and the circuitry too. This thing sounds amazing.

[dtmateo]

Very well presented Fender. And that tone is amazing. Really helps when you have someone who can play doing the demo

[jesushealsbodiesandsavesso]

The Broadcasters have outlived most of their original owners. There isn't many made products you can say that about.

[thethesaxman]

Why on earth would you get this guitar just to put modern wiring in it??? The vintage Broadcaster circuit is the coolest part about this guitar!!!

[rodrigobortoloti]

My dream is to have a guitar like that, because of Mike Campbell, who plays a lot with his Broadcaster. Only the Fender Custom Shop can make my dream come true, as I can't afford to buy the guitar.

[SanNjig]

Funny the Gretch drums are in the back since they sued fender over the broadcaster name

[bluelightproductions]

Had a bad breakup after college, sold my '54 Strat for a ticket and a stake, flew to the Virgin Islands with no guitar, tool belt and a knapsack....walkin' around, sitting in a pawn shop window... a nice ol' Esquire.

[davidmacleod]

Okay! I bought the guitar and damned if I can put it I got the Time Capsule one and my God! What a beauty! I thought that I would take the pick guard off and underneath, if you shine the light just so, you can see that it was stamped “RELIC”! Lol I guess I saved it? Anyway, I couldn’t be happier with a guitar! Thank you! I guess mine was a “Team Build” job. Amazing guitar. Light too!

[innesmackintosh]

The original and best. Now if only I could afford it...