Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster -White Blonde- 2024 Lacquer Finish! w/Tracking USED

Description

Jimmy Page remains a legendary guitarist in the rock world, boasting enduring popularity that shows no signs of waning.

The instrument featured here is the Jimmy Page Mirror Telecaster, a model released by Fender as one of his many signature editions.

It catches the eye with its "White Blonde" finish, which allows the bold wood grain characteristic of ash to show through, and features a special touch with a signature-engraved neck plate.

Developed with Jimmy Page’s personal involvement to commemorate the 50th anniversary of *Led Zeppelin I* in 2019, this model is based on a 1959 Telecaster originally acquired from his predecessor in The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck. The instrument earned the "Mirror Telecaster" moniker after Page—influenced by the fashion and art trends of the 1960s—attached eight mirrors to its body.

For this reproduction, the neck features a dedicated Jimmy Page Custom "Oval C" profile.

It offers a comfortable, high-quality feel—substantial enough to satisfy traditionalists without ever feeling too thick or difficult to grip—making it an excellent choice for players across a wide range of styles. The fretboard features a 7.25" radius and 21 vintage-style frets, replicating the playing feel of the original era.

The construction utilizes a combination of a 2-piece ash body, a maple neck, and a slab-laminated rosewood fretboard.

The finish consists of a gloss lacquer on the body and a gloss nitrocellulose lacquer on the neck.

This combination delivers the characteristic thickness and cohesion of ash wood, along with impressive, shimmering high frequencies.

It is equipped with "Jimmy Page Custom '59 Tele Single-Coil" pickups, developed specifically for this model.

You can enjoy a robust tone that offers crisp articulation while faithfully conveying the character of the wood; clean tones feature excellent note definition, beautifully reproducing every nuance of your phrasing.

When driven, the sound gains edge and thickness, making it a perfect match for traditional rock styles.

Regarding condition, there are light scratches, dings, and small finish cracks or chips consistent with age and use, as well as some dullness and rust on the hardware; however, there are no major, unsightly defects. The frets retain plenty of height, and the truss rod functions properly, ensuring the instrument is ready for long-term use.

Even without the Jimmy Page name attached, this vintage-spec instrument comes highly recommended to a wide range of players thanks to its superb sound and playability.

Year: 2024

Fret Life: 80% (Levelled upon arrival at our shop)

Truss Rod: Functional

Blemishes: Light scratches, dings, finish cracks/chips, hardware dullness/rust

Replacement Parts/Modifications: None

[spec]

Body: 2-Piece Ash (Gloss Lacquer Finish)

Neck: Maple (Jimmy Page Custom "Oval C" Shape, Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish)

Fingerboard: Rosewood (Slab Laminated, 7.25" Radius, 21 Vintage Frets) Frets)

Pickups: Jimmy Page Custom '59 Tele x2

Weight: 3.67kg

Included Accessories: Original hard case, coiled cable, strap, mirror

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