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Fender George Harrison Rosewood Telecaster Rosewood Fingerboard
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Fender George Harrison Rosewood Telecaster Rosewood Fingerboard

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Admired for his inspiring playing ability and songwriting prowess, George Harrison reigns as one of the premier icons in music history. To honor Harrison’s venerable career, we created the George Harrison Rosewood Telecaster, a limited-edition tribute that embodies George’s elegantly restrained playing style and sound.

Based on the original Telecaster created for Harrison by Roger Rossmeisel, this guitar remains true to its heritage with a classic look and the unique tone only an all-rosewood guitar can produce. The body is chambered for reduced weight and increased resonance; other features include a rosewood neck with a laminated 9.5″ radius rosewood fingerboard and a custom neck plate engraved with an Om symbol.

A classic in every way, this refined instrument was born from the era that defined rock n’ roll. George Harrison’s legacy is one of innovation and creativity, and the rosewood Telecaster became one of his primary instruments of choice. The George Harrison Telecaster is an homage to a master and destined to become a treasured addition to any collection.

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Specifically, which Fender Guitars, Basses and Amps are Made in the USA?

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  2. American Professional II Telecaster®
  3. American Professional II Stratocaster® HSS
  4. American Professional II Jazzmaster®
  5. American Professional II Telecaster® Deluxe
  6. American Professional II Stratocaster® Left-Hand
  7. American Professional II Telecaster® Left-Hand
  8. American Professional II Jazzmaster® Left-Hand
  9. American Ultra Stratocaster® HSS
  10. American Ultra Stratocaster®
  11. American Ultra Telecaster®
  12. American Ultra Jazzmaster®
  13. American Ultra Luxe Stratocaster®
  14. American Ultra Luxe Telecaster®
  15. American Ultra Luxe Stratocaster® Floyd Rose® HSS
  16. American Ultra Stratocaster® Left-Hand
  17. American Ultra Luxe Telecaster® Floyd Rose® HH
  18. American Ultra Luxe Stratocaster®
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  20. American Ultra Luxe Stratocaster® Floyd Rose® HSS
  21. American Ultra Luxe Stratocaster® Floyd Rose® HSS
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  32. American Original ’50s Telecaster®
  33. American Original ’50s Telecaster® Left-Hand
  34. American Original ’60s Stratocaster® Left-Hand
  35. American Original ’50s Stratocaster® Left-Hand
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  37. American Performer Mustang®
  38. American Performer Telecaster® Hum
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  40. American Performer Stratocaster® HSS
  41. American Performer Jazzmaster®
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George Harrison

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George Harrison plays which guitar the most?

Fender guitars are well-known for being played by George Harrison.

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How did George Harrison gain a position in The Beatles group?

At the Liverpool Institute, George Harrison and Paul McCartney were classmates.
It is now known as The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. The Quarrymen were on the lookout for a new lead guitarist. Finally, bandleader John Lennon and fellow band member Paul McCartney got to see George Harrison perform. When George auditioned in 1958, they were all traveling on a double-decker bus in Liverpool, England. George performed live on the bus. They were both impressed to hear George play the guitar, and in result, John accepted George into the Quarrymen band.

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