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1965 was a notable year for Fender, as it was when the company was bought by CBS.  For the Telecaster in particular, it was the last year of ...

One of the most classic and timeless guitars in the history of guitars, the Fender Telecaster has changed over the years, even back in the earl...

Classic Mid-60's Sleekness Fender was clearly having fun when it designed the 1966 Jazz Bass®. The evolution of the instrument reached new hei...

Truetone Color Set - Candy Tangerine   Introduced in 1960 as Fender’s new “deluxe” bass guitar model, the Jazz Bass® featured a sleek offset body...

Limited Edition 1966 Jazzmaster Originally marketed as a high-end guitar aimed squarely at jazz players, the Jazzmaster instead charted its own ...

Truetone One Off - the Racing Jazzmaster Ever since the Jazzmaster debuted at the end of the 1950's, it has evolved, even in the earliest days....

The "Sound Heard Around the World".  The Fender Precision Bass is the true original.  This Custom Shop creation speaks to bass players that want th...

1967 STRATOCASTER DELUXE CLOSET CLASSIC IN SONIC BLUE We at Truetone Music are always looking to come up with something you haven't seen before, e...

1967 is a particularly notable year for the Stratocaster. The introduction of the Jaguar and Jazzmaster provided some sibling competition for the...

Gorgeous guitar with a look, feel and sound that will transport you back to the summer of love. For those of you who do not own their own personal...

By 1967 the iconic Strat® had developed into something rather different than its earlier incarnations, gaining a rosewood fingerboard, along with ...

A Little Something Different The Telecaster more than held its own in the 1960's as a talented new generation of rock, blues and country guitari...

A rare find for this year, the ’68 Jazz Bass Journeyman Relic has some stunning features that made this bass a favorite for players and pros. Of p...

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1968 saw the debut of the Telecaster Thinline—designed as a lighter new version of the Telecaster due to a shortage of lightweight ash bodywood...

1968 saw the debut of the Telecaster Thinline—designed as a lighter new version of the Telecaster due to a shortage of lightweight ash bodywood...