Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster®, Rosewood Fingerboard, White Blonde
Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster®, Rosewood Fingerboard, White Blonde
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The Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster is a tribute to the iconic guitar Jimmy Page used to shape the sound of Led Zeppelin, including on "Good Times Bad Times" and "Stairway to Heaven". Built in the USA, it features a two-piece ash body, a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard with a vintage 7.25" radius. It is fitted with Custom '59 single-coil pickups that deliver the crisp, aggressive tone that defines the early Zeppelin recordings.
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Delivery to a parcel shop in Denmark costs DKK 49 and is free when your cart totals DKK 2,000 or more incl. VAT. Home delivery in Denmark costs DKK 89. Pick-up in Aarhus or Copenhagen is free. Shipping prices and delivery options for your country are shown at checkout.
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Free check-up of your instrument after 3–6 months. Just drop by in Aarhus or Copenhagen, no appointment needed. New strings are not included.
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When the opening riff to "Good Times Bad Times" blasted out over the radio in 1969, it changed everything. In that moment, Jimmy Page cemented his place as one of rock's most influential guitarists, and pop music changed course with a single riff from a single guitar: Jimmy's Fender Telecaster. The Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster is a tribute to the guitar that began its life with a White Blonde lacquer finish, which then became the "mirror guitar" before transforming into the Dragon Telecaster.
The Fender Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster is built in the USA with a two-piece body in exquisite ash and a maple neck with a "slab" rosewood fretboard. If you prefer a Thin '60s neck profile with a little extra fullness, the Jimmy Page Telecaster's Custom Oval "C" profile will fit perfectly. In 1959, Fender began producing Telecasters with rosewood fretboards, which can also be seen on Page's own Telecaster from that year. It had a vintage 7.25″ radius, which was standard for guitars at the time. Fretboards have become flatter and flatter over time, based on the theory that flatter radius fretboards are better for lead playing in the high register. But Jimmy Page played fantastic solos on his Tele – including the epic "Stairway to Heaven" solo – and it is worth noting that an incredible number of our guitar heroes still play on guitars with a 7.25″ radius.
The Jimmy Page Custom ’59 single-coil pickups are designed to Jimmy's specifications to deliver the bite and crunch we know from the early Zeppelin records. The tone of the pickups is incredibly crisp and present, which explains how the original pickups could cut through one of rock's heaviest rhythm sections: John Paul Jones and John Bonham.
Specifications
| Body Category | Telecaster |
|---|---|
| Body Type | Solid body |
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