You'll appreciate the Fender Jazzmaster Ultralight on your way to the gig, and love it when you start playing. It weighs just 7-1/2 lbs., gives you a sparkling clean channel, a tube emulated drive channel with Twin voicing, a block of 16 digital effects, and lots o' watts (250W @ 2 ohms). It is voiced for jazz and guitarists who like to keep it clean. Pair it with an Ultralight 112 enclosure and you have a pro rig that can cut any gig. High- and low-gain inputs, XLR line out with level and ground lift, DSP effects on each channel, tuner jack with mute, headphone jack, 3-band EQ on each channel, 3-button footswitch footswitch for channel switching and effects on/off, and Speakon-style Switchcraft output connectors. Special docking system keeps it firmly fastened to the Ultralight Jazzmaster cabinet (sold separately).

The Telecaster is an undeniable force in all styles of guitar-based American music and the Fender American Deluxe Telecaster Electric Guitar is the top of the Tele chain! It offers stunningly accurate noiseless vintage sounds through 2 SCN (Samarium Cobalt Noiseless) pickups, as well as new variations through the versatile S-1 switching system. Its highly detailed fret and nut work make it incredibly easy to play. Other features include a bound-top alder body with a comfortably contoured back, abalone dot inlays, and aged plastic parts. Includes Fender hardshell case.Samarium Cobalt Noiseless pickupsIt's no secret that pickup designers have been striving to develop the ultimate noise-free single-coil replacement pickup. In pursuit of as little 60-cycle hum and extraneous noise as possible and the classic bell-like tones and fidelity of the original Fender designs, Fender has poured their energy into discovering a world-class pickup for the ages. With open minds and a willingness to seemingly question everything, Fender partnered with legendary pickup designer Bill Lawrence. The pickup that was birthed from this extraordinary partnership is the Samarium Cobalt Noiseless pickup. It has no hum, no microphonics, close to zero magnetic interruption of the string path, and the widest sonic parameters possible - from Fender classic single coils to tones not yet imagined. Truly a revolutionary design in guitar pickups.

The Les Paul Traditional Electric Guitar got its name because Gibson gave it all the traditional features you expect from a Les Paul: mahogany body and set neck with rounded '50s profile, maple top, and a pair of Gibson's '57 Classic humbucker pickups. One significant, yet not-so-traditional improvement-the neck has been Plek'd on Gibson's Plek machine. The neck and frets are analyzed by a computer-controlled robot and then the frets are filed to an accuracy of a hundredth of a millimeter for optimal action and intonation without string buzzing.