Telecaster Partscaster built with cool parts

Fender Telecaster style electric guitar put together with nice parts, looks great and sounds great. Classic tele style with a little extra vibe tonewise due to the pickup choices. Has a Dearmond Dynasonic (think vintage Gretsch electric guitars) style neck pickup that to my ear is more versatile than a normal tele neck pickup. It matches perfectly with the Bill Lawrence Micro Coil bridge pickup that sounds like a tele bridge pickup on steroids, with more low end and more clarity in the high end. Very cool metallic blue finish on the body that is hard to properly capture in photos. Nice and lightweight at just under 6 pounds. Maple neck with rosewood fretboard, no logo on the headstock so ready for you to add whatever kind of logo you like. The guitar is rounded out with very nice Gotoh bridge and tuners so it plays great and stays in tune. Much more guitar than you would get in a Squier for the same price. Comes with a Levy's gig bag, guitar stand and black strap. Details and specs: -Body: AE Guitars ETB-322-Likely made from Palowniah wood. Metallic blue finish. String through body construction. -Pickguard: White 3 ply with P90/mini humbucker size pickup route -Bridge: Gotoh In Tune with compensated brass saddles and cutaway sides for better hand comfort when palm muting -Bridge Pickup: Bill Lawrence Micro Coil single coil -Neck Pickup: FrankenTone Lil-Chester Alnico single coil -Electronics: 3 way switch, volume control, tone control with mother of pearl inlaid control knobs -Neck: Mighty Mite licensed by Fender, maple with rosewood fingerboard, 21 frets -Tuners: Gotoh 510