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Oh awesome, you don’t happen to have a photo or a link to more information?
I'd have to go back into their Instagram to find a picture of it. But, I have a 2 year old and no time do do that for you haha. Take a look there, that photo posted earlier should give you a timeline to start.
Man that sounds like a awesome idea
Like a Tele body with a Selmer-ish scale length? That could be a hit with the guitar public in general.
Fairly certain that any idea I have will not be a hit based on prior experience but I like them.
I'll have to put this one on the list though. I like the idea of a tele sized body with a Selmer shaped cutaway.
The other day I searched for 26.5" scale guitars when this thread started. And a lot of 7 string electrics came up: Jackson, Schecter etc... But my impression was there is a fair amount of interest for a long scale electric for drop tunings, using it as baritone guitar etc...could be you're onto something.
There is always this if you want a Gypsy jazz-themed tele. Yes, it’s that DuPont - he had this at his booth at Fontainebleau last year.
Hide yo' strats, hide yo' teles. Particularly in the EU.
Ha ha. After Rick Beato's recent "de facto" call for them to end this suit and fire the CEO, I don't see how the general discussion on this matter comes back at all in some form of positive result for Fender.
Probably not but when you consider how incredibly dumb it was in the first place, who knows.