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To John Osborne, the Telecaster’s simplicity is exactly what makes it so revolutionary. Inspired by players like Brent Mason and Vince Gill, he was drawn to an instrument that could do it all without overcomplicating things. “If you had to take one with you to every gig, the Telecaster... show more

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OCP RGs7 days ago

Hey Bud, I guess you're still under the false assumption that your fuckup will just go away if you ignore reality long enough?

Victor Paradise7 days ago

Fender is disgusting.

ℝ𝕖𝕪 𝕕𝕖 𝔹𝕠𝕘𝕠𝕥𝕒7 days ago

Fender doesn't build ... ⚠️ Fender destroys ⚠️ Page 18 of #BudCole's #CeaseDesist

PlanV27 days ago

Hey #Fender #EdwardCole

Litterbox20007 days ago

If simplicity is what makes the fender tele guitar so great, why does it cost so much and feel like crap? Better of buying a Chinese knock off and modifying it. Way better than a fender.

Chad R Bot7 days ago

If it's all about simplicity why does he have a b string bender installed in it?

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