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  Fender '51 Nocaster Closet Classic Electric Guitar Honey Blonde

  This forerunner of the Telecaster was first named the "Broadcaster," but Fender had to remove the decals because of a conflict with Gretsch's registered "BroadKaster" name. So collectors dubbed it the "Nocaster." This Closet Classic version looks like it has gracefully aged since '51.

  $2873.60

  
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  Epiphone Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar Alpine White

  The original idea for the Epiphone Les Paul Studio Electric Guitar was to create a somewhat lower-priced Paul by dispensing with some cosmetics. The result was an especially clean, handsome guitar with all the Les Paul essentials. Newly designed in 2004, the Studio now has a thicker body that matches its namesake, hot open-coil humbuckers, a set mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, and mahogany body with carved top. Alpine White finish. Limited lifetime warranty.

  $399.99

  
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  Fender Deluxe Series Nashville Telecaster Electric Guitar Candy Apple Red Rosewood Fretboard

  The Fender Deluxe Nashville Telecaster is an electric guitar that is both down home and sophisticated like the Music City it honors. The Nashville Tele comes fitted with a Tex-Mex Strat pickup sandwiched between 2 Tex-Mex Telecaster pickups. This array combined with 5-way Strat-o-Tone switching makes the Nashville Tele one of the most versatile of the Telecaster guitars. The Fender Deluxe Series Nashville Telecaster also features an alder body, vintage machine heads, U.S. Vintage 6-saddle bridge, and medium-jumbo frets.

  $599.99