Fender TLAC-100 1995

Built at the FujiGen plant in Japan, the TLAC-100 combines eclectic features to make a strikingly versatile, beautiful guitar. Originally built as a variation of the Japan-built HMT (Heavy Metal Tele), later specimens like this one have a more traditional Tele neck and headstock, Mahogany body with bound Spruce top, Rosewood fretboard and bridge, and Thinline-style semi-hollowbody construction. Its electronic complement includes a USA-made Lace Silver magnetic pickup in the neck position, a piezo pickup under the bridge saddle, volume, TBX tone, and neck/piezo balance controls with an active mixing circuit. Despite having been in production in Japan for nearly a decade, very few TLAC models made it to the States, and even fewer have survived, making this one of the rarest and most unique Telecasters you can find.

This particular TLAC was built in 1995 and is in very good condition. There is light surface pick scratches on the front, some light scratching on the back, and no dents, chips, scrapes, cracks, or other damage. Includes original hard shell case, also in very good condition. Dunlop strap locks installed with buttons included.