





Fender Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster Electric Guitar – Black
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Learn moreSolidbody Electric Guitar with Ash Body, Maple Neck, Maple Fingerboard, Bigsby Vibrato, 2 Humbucking Pickups, and 1 Single-coil Pickup – Black
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Fender Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster Electric Guitar – Black
Merging elements from the famous “Low Rider” Telecasters and other T-style guitars favored by Jack White, the decidedly unconventional Fender Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster epitomizes Jack’s idiosyncratic and fearless approach to music making. This guitar starts with a lightweight chambered ash body in a traditional Tele shape, fit with an expressive Bigsby B5C vibrato unit, a banjo-style armrest, and a compensated 3-saddle bridge. A contoured neck heel then grants enhanced access to the Soft “V” maple neck’s matching maple fingerboard. Moreover, a 12-inch radius and 22 medium-jumbo frets ensure even the wildest multi-step bends sing without a hint of fret out. Under the hood, this hot-rodded Tele shows its modded-out colors with a bridge-position Jack White Humbucker, a JW-90 in the middle position, and a Custom Jack White CuNiFe Wide Range Humbucker in the neck position. You also get an idiosyncratic arrangement of Jack White accoutrements, including an arcade-style stutter switch, a 3-position mute/play/direct-to-jack switch, and a Hipshot Drop D extender. A Tele that truly stands apart from the pack, the Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster captures the rock ’n’ roll charm of its creator right down to a T.
Fell in love with a tone
True to its name, the Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster leverages an idiosyncratic HSH trio of pickups. In the neck position, the Triplecaster Telecaster houses a Custom Jack White CuNiFe Wide Range Humbucker, which supplies a brighter, more articulate spin on traditional humbucker sonics. Flip to the middle position to be rewarded by the midrange growl and grind of this guitar’s JW-90 single-coil. Finally, the bridge position slot contains a Custom Jack White Humbucker that snarls with raw attitude. It’s a supremely versatile arrangement of pickups, further elevated by Jack’s unusual wiring scheme, which includes an arcade-style stutter switch and a 3-position toggle that swaps between a standard volume/tone setup, a mute function, and a third option that hard-wires your pickups straight to the output jack for a pure and bright tonality.
Ball and Bigsby
Influenced by his love for heavily modified vintage instruments, the Jack White Triplecaster comes equipped with a hodgepodge of hardware. However, unlike the battered old catalog guitar you’d find in a pawn shop, this Tele utilizes top-of-the-line components in every respect, starting with a chopped Telecaster-style bridge. This bridge boasts compensated saddles for superior intonation up and down the fingerboard, in addition to tapered side walls for a smoother feel on your palm. Next, you get a classic Bigsby B5C vibrato that unlocks subtle, vintage-inflected shimmer. Top it all off with top-quality sealed Fender tuning machines and a banjo-style armrest, and the Jack White Triplecaster captures the idiosyncratic vibe of Jack’s spotlight-stealing vintage axes with the lock-tight benefits of modern performance.
From standard to Drop D in an instant
From the Delta down south to the electrified sounds of Chicago in the ’60s, Jack White’s music draws deep from the endless well of the blues. Naturally, that includes exploring all kinds of swampy alternate tunings — that’s where the Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster’s Hipshot Xtender comes in. This handy little device features a lever that instantly takes your low E string down to Drop D and just as easily returns it to pitch when you press the lever back to its original position.
Fender Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster Features:
- A distinctly modded-out Telecaster, inspired by the “Low Rider” Telecasters and other modded T-style guitars Jack has used in his solo work, with the Dead Weather, and with the Raconteurs
- Lightweight chambered ash body with a comfortably carved neck heel
- Chunky Soft “V” maple neck and fingerboard
- 12-in. fingerboard radius and 22 medium-jumbo frets form the perfect foundation for wide, bluesy bends and comfortable chording
- Black dot fingerboard inlays with a signature 3-dot 12-fret inlay
- Custom Jack White pickups include a bridge-position humbucker, a JW-90 single-coil, and a CuNiFe Wide Range humbucker in the neck to tackle any tonal situation with raw attitude
- 3-position toggle supplies a standard volume/tone setting, a mute function, and a direct-to-jack setting
- Arcade-style stutter switch unlocks flickering staccato madness
- Chopped Tele-style bridge with 3 compensated saddles and tapered side walls for a smoother feel on your hand
- Hipshot Xtender allows you to instantly swap your low E string between standard and Drop D
- Expressive Bigsby B5C vibrato unit with a custom arm
- Striking black and white finish with white powder coated hardware is sure to make a statement onstage
Tech Specs
- General
- Number of Strings:6
- Left-/Right-handed:Right-handed
- Body
- Body Type:Chambered Solidbody
- Body Shape:Jack White Triplecaster
- Body Material:Ash
- Body Finish:Gloss Polyurethane
- Color:Black
- Neck
- Neck Material:Maple
- Neck Shape:Soft V
- Neck Joint:Bolt-on
- Radius:12″
- Fingerboard Material:Maple
- Fingerboard Inlay:Dots
- Number of Frets:22, Medium-jumbo
- Scale Length:25.5″
- Nut Width:1.650″
- Nut Material:Bone
- Hardware
- Bridge/Tailpiece:3-Saddle Custom Chrome “Cut-Off” Tele Bridge, Bigsby B5C Vibrato
- Tuners:Fender Standard Cast, Hipshot Xtender
- Electronics
- Neck Pickup:Fender Custom Jack White CuNiFe Wide-Range Humbucker
- Middle Pickup:Fender Custom Jack White JW-90 Single-coil
- Bridge Pickup:Fender Custom Jack White Humbucker
- Controls:1 x volume, 1 x tone
- Switching:3-way blade pickup switch, 3-way toggle switch (mute, standard, direct), shutter switch
- Miscellaneous
- Strings:Fender 250R Nickel Plated Steel, .010-.046
- Case/Gig Bag:Hardshell Case
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