Fender's 1967 Telecaster will be revived via a partnership with Grand Ole Opry member Brad Paisley's for a limited-edition of the classic instruments.

Fender has unveiled the American Ultra II series, launching the most-advanced bass and electric guitars to have ever rolled off the production line at Corona, California.

Fender Japan has expanded its range of distinctly, well, Japanese offerings with the Sakura Telecaster – a jaw-dropping electric guitar inspired by the country’s trademark cherry blossoms.

The Brad Paisley 1967 Lost Paisley Telecaster might be the latest high-profile signature guitar to come out of the Fender Custom Shop but it’s really an exercise in recreating what might have been.

A stylistically-flexible baritone guitarFender's Blacktop Telecaster Baritone is a recent addition to the current crop occupying this niche market and, while its roots may be in Fender's first ...

Fender has released a whole range of guitars that come set up with quirky, 50s-style "gold foil" pickups – a nod to old-school pups you'd need to dig out of a vintage guitar or go to the ...

For hardware we’ve got a modern-style Telecaster bridge with through-body stringing, block steel saddles and a set of sealed Fender-branded tuners. While Fender is splitting the difference between ...

Brad Paisley with his Tele. Fender I t’s a familiar pattern: paisley, to be specific about the visual; cutting and masculine, to identify the sonics.

Legendary Led Zeppelin founder and guitarist Jimmy Page approached Fender to recreate his "dragon" Telecaster from the band's early years.

The Fender American Acoustasonic Telecaster has a unique digital system onboard that gives it a tremendously varied sonic palette.

The Acoustasonic Player Telecaster remains an almost perfect couch guitar and it’s exciting to see Fender bringing its hybrid guitar tech down to a more affordable instrument.

The Acoustasonic Player Telecaster is available worldwide in four familiar guitar colors (black, white, butterscotch and a graded "Shadow Burst"). There's still an incentive to splurge on the more ...