Fender - Limited Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster - Electric guitar - United States of America - 2019

Although Jimmy Page is inextricably linked to another historic guitar, Page’s beginnings are actually tied to a 1959 Fender Telecaster given to him by the equally legendary Jeff Beck in 1966. Originally with a White Blonde finish, Page radically altered it, first by adding mirrors in early 1967 (the “mirrored” version) and then by removing the finish and repainting it with a unique motif. Page’s Custom Shop captured the changes of this instrument which Page loved and with which wrote some of the greatest riffs in history. Master Builder Paul Waller was involved in the creation of the Custom Shop for an ultra-limited production run of 50 pieces worldwide. Body Shape: Telecaster® Material: 2-piece offset seam ash Finish: nitrocellulose lacquer Neck Material: maple Fretboard: rosewood Neck shape: oval “C” Scale: 25. 5″ (648 mm) Radius: 7. 25″ Number of frets: 21 Fret size: Vintage Nut: synthetic bone Nut width: 1. 650″ Finish: tinted nitrocellulose lacquer Inlays: white dot Electronics Bridge pickup: Custom Shop Hand-Wound ‘58 Single-Coil Tele® Neck pickup: Custom Shop Hand-Wound ‘58 Single-Coil Tele® Controls: volume, tone Pickup switching: 3 positions Pickup configuration: SS Mechanism Bridge: ‘59 Top-Load Tele® Tuners: Vintage Pickguard: Clear Including hard case and documents of authenticity. Collector’s guitar in perfect condition, like new.