The sweetly plaintive sound of pedal steel guitar from a time-honored special Telecaster design. For the guitarist who yearns to pour beguiling country expressiveness into every lonesome, heart-tugging note, the inventive design and classic style of the U.S.-made American Nashville B-Bender Telecaster has no equal. A wonderfully moving sound from a truly distinctive Tele model.

This Telecaster from 2001 comes to us in great condition. An always cool black finish is coupled with a well aged triple ply pearloid guard. This model is outfitted with the Nashville triple pickup configuration, with a 4 way switch, allowing the player to engage the neck and bridge pickup together in series. Cool pearloid topped knobs, it has instant flair which look great on a B Bender.
The factory Parsons/Green has the roller tuner making intonation much more simple. This examples B Bender works just as it should. The weight isn't too bad, weighing in at 9.25 lbs, it feels a bit like a Les Paul.

The 22 fret neck has a satin finish, with hardly any wear present, the profile feeling nice and clean. It has a fairly standard issue thickness measuring .84" in depth and about .9" at the twelfth. Standard 25.5" scale length and 1 11/16" nut width. The maple cap fingerboard is clean with some slight wear along the edge. The frets show some mild wear in the first position, but are still singing true in every register. The action is low, measuring 5/64" in height at the twelfth fret of the sixth string, and 4/64" on the first. The bolt on neck design also features the micro tilt adjustment, making tailoring the setup a breeze.

Includes original hardshell case.
Weighs 9.25 lbs