| Fender Custom Shop Seymour Duncan Esquire, circa 2003Here is a rare one from the 2003 Fender Custom Shop......The Seymour Duncan Signature Esquire guitar is modeled after Duncan's personal 1954 Esquire. It features a lightweight solid ash body, special shaped hard rock maple neck and a custom-designed pickup built by Duncan himself. Every aspect of this guitar was personally overseen by Seymour Duncan, particularly the special wiring. The Esquire is among the most sought-after instruments in the world. Introduced in 1950, it later became the weapon of choice for greats including Jeff Beck and has re-emerged time and again in the hands of many other great players. For additional questions, please text me 302-521-4611.
Fender Seymour Duncan Esquire Specifications:Model Name Seymour Duncan® Signature Esquire® Colors (803) 2-Color Sunburst, (Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish) Body Premium Ash One-piece maple neck with a “C” profile, 1 11/16” wide nut, dot inlays (Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish) Fingerboard Maple, 9.5" Radius (241mm) No. of Frets 21 Vintage Style FretsAction is low, plays great, and ring out clearly across the board. 1 Tapped Custom Seymour Duncan® Bridge Single-Coil Pickup Controls Volume, Tone Pickup Switching Custom-Wired 3-position Blade:Position 1. Full Output, Around 7.6K -- Punchy, Gutsy, Tele Lead Tone. Position 2. Tapped Output, Around 6.0K -- Brighter with Less Output. Position 3. Tapped Output with .022 Cap to Filter Out High-end -- Great for Rhythm. Bridge Original Vintage Style Tele Bridge with Three Brass Saddles Machine Heads Fender/Gotoh® Vintage Style Tuning Machines Hardware Nickel/Chrome Pickguard 1-Ply Parchment Scale Length 25.5" (648 mm) Weight: 7lbs, 1ozAbout Feedback: I have been an upstanding ebay member since December 1998. I am honest and very accurate when describing my items. Bid with confidence, since 1998 my buyers have been extremely happy.US Buyers only, no sales outside the continental United States. I will accept returns if the item does not match the auction description. Return at buyers expense and must be initiated within 48 hours of receipt of guitar. |
