[HELP] Identifying my Tele body

[bkfloyd94]

Hello folks!

I've recently bought a Tele and couldn't identify the body so I need professional help and I believe this is the way!

Cost me ~550$. Custom made 7.25 maple neck by Fox (Croatian builder), Bare Knuckle Brown Sugar pickups, CTS pots, 3 way switch, Fender 3 saddle bridge, Kluson deluxe tuners.

Sounds and plays amazing! I've always wanted exactly this kind of a Tele and I'm so happy I joined the family!

Don't mind the Fender sticker on the neck, the previous owner wanted it to say Fender but placed it awfully. I will probably take it off soon.

However, there are few pics to help you identifying the body and enjoy the view:

And finally, my two beauties chilling together:

 

[Sparky2]

Do you wish to know the specific origins of the body, as in, "that's an alder wood body from a Fender American Telecaster," or, "ash body from a Squier Affinity Tele"?

 

[bkfloyd94]

Do you wish to know the specific origins of the body, as in, "that's an alder wood body from a Fender American Telecaster," or, "ash body from a Squier Affinity Tele"?

I know it is Alder body, just wanted to assure whether is it Squier or some other. So, you say it's Squier Affinity?

 

[netgear69]

It is a Fender reissue probably USA ..definitely not a Squier

 

[Wally]

Early morning here....but that wood looks to be an open-pored wood. To my eye, it looks more like ash than alder, which is closed pore like maple.

 

[bkfloyd94]

It is a Fender reissue probably USA ..definitely not a Squier

Glad to hear this! To me it looks and feels like some better quality body

Early morning here....but that wood looks to be an open-pored wood. To my eye, it looks more like ash than alder, which is closed pore like maple.

My fault, it is ash actually.