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The Telecaster Thermometer Case from Fender is modeled after the case that came with the early 1950’s Broadcaster, Esquire and Telecaster but with modern updates. The convenient protective case is constructed with birch plywood and covered in tweed with a soft plush interior lining that ensures your guitar remains free of scratches and damage. A small accessory compartment offers room for spare strings, picks and tuners while a slim profile allows for easy storage of the case between gigs.
Fender Telecaster Thermometer Case Tweed Orange
Fender Telecaster Thermometer Case Tweed Orange
Fender Telecaster Thermometer Case Tweed Orange

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  • Tweed wrapped birch plywood hardshell wood case
  • Brown vinyl wrapped steel core carry handle
  • Soft crushed gold polyester plush interior lining
  • Accessory storage compartment with lid
  • Steel draw latches; 1 locking latch with key set
  • Fits most Telecaster models
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  • Beautiful, but a bit expensive.

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJim C.

    fromBurlington, IA

    Storage for my Fender Player Plus Nashville Tele, when I can put it down.

  • Good to look at, not good to store your guitar....

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    submitted4 years ago

    byGuitar Shopper

    fromSouthern California

    There are almost no reviews on this case that I could find that I wish I would have read before purchasing. Fender usually delivers great products including cases however this one outside of looking great visually falls short of being a protective case. It will not protect your guitar and only serve as a cover to keep the dust off your guitar. Very thin walls and almost non existent interior cushioning foam. Think of it a straight up chipboard case, and I actually have a chipboard case for a no brand pawnshop guitar that feels a lot more sturdy :) For the price you can certainly get something much better and save yourself being disappointed.

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked bySapwood

    fromundisclosed

    Can provide the inside bout dimensions? I have a custom tele. The lower bout is 12 5/8.

    Can provide the inside bout dimensions? I have a custom tele. The lower bout is 12 5/8.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I’m very sorry, the manufacturer has not made that information available. Unfortunately, I don’t have one to check. I'm sure this case will be fine. A standard Tele is 12.75

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byBill

    fromRaleigh NC

    If the product description says Telecaster, why do GC staff call it an acoustic guitar case ? I am confronted .

    If the product description says Telecaster, why do GC staff call it an acoustic guitar case ? I am confronted .

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I’m very sorry for the confusion. It's for a Telecaster.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked bySkatz

    fromElkton, Maryland

    Will this fit a G&L tribute asat classic? It's the same twin to the tele.

    Will this fit a G&L tribute asat classic? It's the same twin to the tele.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No. This case is for an acoustic guitar. Please give us a call to help you find something – 855-770-3373

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked bySean

    fromIndiana

    Will this case close with a bigsby

    Will this case close with a bigsby

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    No, it will not be compatible

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byBrian

    fromBloomington IL

    Will a left handed telecaster fit properly in this case?

    Will a left handed telecaster fit properly in this case?

    Open Reply - Beau
    A left handed telecaster would fit properly in this case.