Feature:
Everything is there...the only mods I'd consider is 4/5 string guide at the headstock and maybe rewire the middle position to be neck and bridge together.

Quality:
I'm not too fussed on the vintage machine heads, but they seem to neatly do the trick...I've read in other reviews where some people thinking about changing them end up living with them after all.

Value:
I would have paid more for this unit if I'd had to, just to own it.

Desirability:
This is a "heads up" kind of guitar...everybody wants to know all about it.

Sound:
This axe is about three-in-one, at least! The bridge/centre and neck/centre humbucking settings (2 & 4) really took me by surprise. Tele "twang" is there with the bridge alone and the deep, clear bass response from that lipstick neck number on its own has got to be heard to be believed.

Support:
Fender has a rep to keep up and knows it. Their internet and dealer access is second to none.

Overall:
I'll be living with this guitar for a long, long time I reckon - and happily so at that.

Feature:
Would not change a thing!

Quality:
I gig regularly with this guitar and have for over a decade. It is about as idiot proof as they get.

Value:
This guitar is worth every penny of its cost.

Desirability:
Hey, It's a Tele. The sheer beauty is in the simplicity of the original design by Leo Fender himself. I am never ashamed to be seen playing a Fender Tele! It is super sexy!!!!

Sound:
The 5 way switching gives you a tremendous control over your sound. I really like the Strat pickup added in. It adds a lot to your choice of sounds. I am a retired professional and now semi-pro guitar player. I own many guitars, yet the Deluxe Nashville Tele is where I go when I want to cover a lot of bases. I play everything from Jazz to Rock and Roll to Gospel music on this one instrument. If you only own one instrument, this is by far your best choice for the money. I have owned mine for about 15 years now and it still looks and plays like new.

Ease of Use:
It is a Tele and if you have played Teles' then you know what I mean. You have to master a Tele, unlike many other guitar designs. Once you get it mastered then the instrument will do as you command. My Deluxe Nashville Tele is very easy to play. I have never had to have any adjustments done to in in the 15 years that I have played it. If you ever go Tele, you will never turn back. Teles' are the best all around guitar for the money. They are real work horses!

Support:
I have never needed any repairs so I can't comment on service, but I will admit that I am a Fender man to the bone. I own many Fenders and love them all. Fender is the best to be had.

Overall:
I will keep this instrument untill I am on the other side of the grass. If it were lost or stolen I think I would cry, but not before I bought a new one to replace it. I have used it on some of our recordings and am in the process of preparing for a new CD. I will be playing the Nashville Tele on most of the tracks.

Feature:
the humbucker pickups make it very versitle.

Quality:
had it for over a year, still awesome

Value:
very good guitar for the money

Desirability:
gotta love the tele

Sound:
awesome tele sound, doesn't get better

Support:
never had to deal with them personally, but i've heard good things.

Overall:
never going to let this guitar go.

The Fender Telecaster hasn't as much praise as the Stratocaster, but plays as good or maybe even better. You know that you've got a good, well crafted quality as soon as you return home and start playing it. The single coil pick-up setup works well, but players with a les-paul or any guitar fitted with humbucking pick-ups will miss that humbucker sound.

The quality is the same as my '63 I bought in '63. Tele twang and strat quack. Worth the set of spertzels or shallers, and maybe bridge saddles. Nothing missing in this axe if you shield the control room. Oh yeah, mine came without a truss rod nut, but fender folks are really super people about that, and shipped the nut in a flash.

Feature:
Five way switch, cool

Quality:
Fender what else do you need to know

Value:
Would you buy less than a ten?

Desirability:
I want everything.

Sound:
Tele, Strat, in one guitar with mex tex frosting on it, sounds deliciouses!!!

Ease of Use:
It is a Tele

Support:
Called one time. They wanted to send me to Hawaii for a week!!! Just kidding!!

Overall:
It should fill the emptiness for at least a month or more.

Quality:
Very well done for a 'made in Mexico' guitar.

Desirability:
Candy apple red, three pickups, tortoiseshell pickguard. It's got great stage presence and delicious sound. It's not

Sound:
Three single coils, all very responsive and clean. Sounds great driven through a tube amp-- my twin twelve Vox sounds great. Pretty quiet, even for a tele- if you use decent cables.

Ithink that it may need a seven way combination pick-up selector. And that can be added on later, after I have played this guitar for a while.Personnel preferance on my part.Looks to me like a very nice guitar and the PRICE IS RIGHT.