1995 Fender Japan TL62B-77 Limited Edition '62 Telecaster (Amber Fotoflame)

1995 Fender Japan TL62B-77 Limited Edition '62 Telecaster (Amber Fotoflame)A very limited model from Fender Japan that appeared in 1995 for only a year, the TL62B 77 wore the unmistakable "Fotoflame" finish with an amber tinge. Solid bound basswood body with Fotoflame laminate on the top and back with a '62 profile maple neck and a 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (7. 25" radius, 43mm nut width), weighs 3. 2kg's. Looks to be all original with gold hardware including vintage style tuners and an ashtray style bridge along with

however this one has had that replaced with a pair of active FGI humbuckers (which were Fernandes' version of an EMG style pickup) with on-off mini-toggles along with the traditional three-way selector

The body is made of basswood with flat acoustic characteristics

The SV series is derived from the Ibanez S series but features a TZ-6 instead of the Floyd Rose type tremolos and a Viper neck (slightly thicker than the Wizard profile)

There's a small repair on the top around the output jack that was done close to 10 years ago and still holds solid with no movement

the RLC-50JS was the John Sykes artist model from Burny/Fernandes

Some of the B

Frets have life and are shiny with minimal pitting

Other than the finish being stripped and the scallop work it's a clean guitar for being over 30 years old with only basic signs of wear and tear from use over the years

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Loaded with Jackson branded locking tuners and an aftermarket FRT Japanese floating tremolo

with an extra footswitch for piling on a screaming octave-up when you need it

the frets have some playwear and light pitting but still have life left and bend smoothly