A U.S.-made limited-edition Fender Tele for just about a grand? Get it now during Sweetwater's Cyber Monday sales event

A photo of the Fender Limited-Edition American Performer Timber Telecaster

(Image credit: Courtesy Sweetwater)

Created in Corona, California, the Limited Edition American Performer Timber Telecaster recalls the Leo Fender's early prototypes, while using modern materials and player-oriented features.. Right now, you can save 36% on a Timber series Tele in two-color sunburst finish, courtesy of Sweetwater, bringing the price down more than $500 to a wallet-pleasing $1,009.99.

Harkening back to Leo Fender’s earliest prototypes, this limited-edition Telecaster features a resonant pine body paired with American Performer quality. Its maple modern "C" neck and rosewood fingerboard guarantee fast, comfortable performance. Equipped with two Yosemite single-coil pickups — arguably the finest Tele pickups of the 21st century — it delivers pure vintage character with elevated output perfect for driving modern gear. High-quality components, including brass saddles, ClassicGear tuners, and the Greasebucket tone circuit, ensure stellar, reliable tone. Grab this unique, USA-made Timber Tele before it’s history!

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