Fender Telecaster Thermometer Hardshell Case

Just like the original tweed-wrapped cases that were available with the 1950 Broadcaster, this case is a throwback to the origins of Fender.

Overview

Travel back in time with this modern interpretation of the iconic thermometer case. Modeled after the case that came with the early 1950's Broadcaster, Esquire, and Telecaster, but with modern updates. Constructed with birch plywood and covered in tweed for classic appeal, this slim profile case can be stored in small spaces when storage space is a concern. A soft crushed acrylic plush interior lining ensures your guitar remains scratch and damage-free while a small accessory compartment offers room for spare strings, picks, tuners--or whatever small items you wish to carry with you--with lasting style and peace of mind.

Features:

- Tweed wrapped birch plywood hardshell wood case
- Brown vinyl wrapped steel core carry handle
- Soft crushed gold polyester plush interior lining
- Accessory storage compartment with lid
- Steel draw latches; 1 locking latch with key set
- Fits most Telecaster models

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Specs

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Tweed: Shipping Weight: 8.25 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 42 x 16 x 6 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 0996104300

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-488-1818

Reviews

(1 ratings)

Submitted October 24, 2023 by Mark Garner in Covington, LA

"Looks Great, but it's cheap."

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I bought this case for one of my newest Teles, and... It looks AWESOME, but it isn't that well made. It's flimsy, with cheap latches. (It's definitely NOT for touring or hard living.) You're better off buying the standard rectangular Fender case. If you want a groovy looking case for local gigs, it is sufficient but I wouldn't trust a valuable axe to this disappointing hunk of junk. I am no longer a gigging musician so I'm content, but honestly... YOU CAN DO BETTER.