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Fender Custom Shop 51 Nocaster | Relic Nocaster Blonde
Handwound 50-51 Blackgaurd & Crushed Blackgaurd Tele Pickups - 9.5" Fingerboard Radius - Narrow Tall Frets
The Fender Custom Shop do some pretty special things, and with the Custom Shop '51 Nocaster they hark right back to the early days of Leo Fenders vision.
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The Fender Custom Shop do some pretty special things, and with the Custom Shop '51 Nocaster they hark right back to the early days of Leo Fenders vision.
The Roasted Ash body is finished in a classic Nocaster Blonde nitro lacquer, it's a real beauty! Authentically aged, this finish will wear beautifully with time and develop its own character even further. The thin nitro finish also allows the natural resonance of the body to sing and sustain much more effectively.
The Roasted Quartersawn Maple neck has a smooth, authentic, vintage feel. With a 9.50" radius and 21 6105 frets, the '51 Nocaster features a '65 Strat "C" profile which measures out at .820" at the 1st fret and .974" at the 12th; it feels comfortable and robust, just like a vintage Fender should.
With the Telecaster design being considered by many to be the original workhorse guitar, the Custom Shop '51 Nocaster needs a pickup pairing that can deliver the classic Tele' twang. With a hand wound 50-51 Blackguard neck pickup and a hand wound crushed blackguard bridge pickup you can cover every tone you can think of. They are beautifully dynamic and handle both clean and gain incredibly well.
The original '51 Nocaster are the stuff of legend, a real collector's piece. This Custom Shop '51, well that's a player's guitar!