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Fender Custom Shop 51 Nocaster Relic Left Handed MN Black
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Fender Custom Shop 51 Nocaster Relic Left Handed MN Black
The Fender Custom Shop Produce some of the finest guitars on the planet, The Nocaster dates back to some of the earliest years of Fender, Fresh from the mind of the Legend Leo Fender.
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The Fender Custom Shop do some pretty special things, and with the Custom Shop '51 Custom Nocaster they really push the boundaries of Leo Fenders vision. We always try our best to cater for our left handed friends and this guitar is a definite winner.
A lightweight Ash body is finished in a lush Black relic nitro lacquer, period correct, this finish will wear beautifully with time and develop its own character even further. It also allows the natural resonance of the body to sing and sustain much more effectively compared with other finishes.
The rift sawn Maple neck has a smooth, alt vintage feel. With a 9.50" radius and 21 frets, the '51 Nocaster features a 65 Strat C style profile; it feels comfortable and robust, just like a vintage Fender should.
With the Telecaster design 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. Loaded with a hand wound 50-51 Blackguard at the bridge, this Nocaster benefits from a Twisted Tele at the neck, you certainly get that famous Tele' tone.
The original '51 Nocaster's are the stuff of legend, a real collector's piece. The Fender Custom Shop 1951 Nocaster, well that's a player's guitar!