Feature:
For what I play (blues, country and rock), it has everything it needs.

Quality:
Top quality. As much bad mouthing as MIMs have received in the past, tghis Tele is as competitive with anything made b Fender in tghe USA. It's solid. The neck is excellent. I paly with very low action and there's never string buzz when I'm banging away on it.

Value:
Considering what you're getting in this guitar, I'd have paid more. It's a real bargain. I've beenm playinmg feneder productas for over 3o0 years and have owned several USA made Teles and this, by far. is the best one I've ever owned.

Desirability:
It looks and feels real good when you're "wearing" it.

Sound:
This Tele has superb tone. You get a nice over=-driven bite on switch positions 2 through 5, with switch position number 1 purespanky Tele classic tone.

Ease of Use:
This guitar is flexible enough to offer up any variety of tones one needs. I urge you to play this through a Fender amp. It's tonally pure.

Support:
Fender has always been accesible to me. I've never had a time with Fender (or Gibson, for that matter) when they failed to respond to questions or concerns raisd by any of their products.

Overall:
I will buy another one if I ever wear this one out.

Feature:
I like everything about this guitar. Not too heavy and very slim. Once I swapped out the strings, I liked even more!

Quality:
The guitar was in excellent condition when I bought it from zzounds.com. No obvious flaws and was packaged well.

Value:
I've owned 5 other guitars, ranging from Ibanez's to Fender's and the telecaster by far, is the one of the my favorites!

Desirability:
How can you not fall in love with the sunburst color? ; )

Sound:
Very versatile! Everything from metal, to jazz to funk, sound great on this guitar.

Support:
Never had to deal w/Fender.

Overall:
I hope to keep this one for a long time and if it were stolen, then I'd would most definitely replace it.

Feature:
It has everything I need - I do like the maple fingerboard over the rosewood - it seems faster.

Quality:
First rate.

Value:
Dollar for dollar, it's one of the best buts out there.

Desirability:
It's a Tele - do I need to say more?

Sound:
I'm mostly an acoustic player, this Tele is the only electric I own. It does it all. I play it through a mid 60's Gibson amp and - surfs up.

Ease of Use:
Very playable - after playing the acoustics, it nice to give the fingers a rest - so to speak.

Support:
Never needed it.

Overall:
It does everything I need. A number of friends use it for gigs, it's just plain fun to play.

Feature:
Typical excellent Fender features

Quality:
beautiful finish and maple fingerboard is beautiful

Value:
great value for the $

Desirability:
yes I have it

Sound:
Great sound

Support:
not had any contact with support

The Nashville tele will most likely be the last guitar I buy! This is the sound and feel I've been longing for. A tele that can sound like like a strat! Perhaps Fender should change it's name to the Telestrat! I highly recommend it.

Quality:
I,ve been playing mine 3 years and at least 2 or 3 times a week and I have never done anything but put strings on it.

Value:
It is well worth the money.

Sound:
Great tone.

Overall:
I'm searching now to supplement. I like the sound and feel the most. The thing I least like about it are the open top tuners.

Desirability:
The colors on my guitar is a bit doll, but i like them. (black/red wood)

Sound:
Its a very fat and warm sound. Simply the best

Aside from the typically weak-kneed neck pickup
and the fact that you can't get a classic Tele
bridge-neck pickup combination with the stock
switch, this is a virtually perfect Tele -- and
because so much of the body is already routed
out, it's very easy to modify without resorting
to carpentry.

The candy apple red with shell guard and solid maple neck/fingerboard looks killer and plays almost as well as my '52 Tele American-made reissue. Plus it has a wider range of tones. At this price, you can't beat it with a stick.

This guitar is VERY versatile. I've been playing one of these since last year and it seems to fit any sound I need to create in my busy studio musician life.