Fender LTD P90 Korina Tele Jmr ACT

Fender LTD P90 Korina Tele Jmr ACT review

The Fender LTD P90 Korina Tele Jmr ACT is a limited-edition Custom Shop model built around a T-style body and two different single-coil pickups. Its listed specifications combine a Korina body, a maple bolt-on neck, a AAA flamed rosewood fingerboard, and a 648 mm scale. The pickup pairing is also specific: a hand-wound Custom Shop Original Blackguard Tele single-coil at the bridge and a Custom Shop P90 single-coil at the neck.

Those details describe the instrument's design, but they do not establish how it sounds or feels in use. No customer reviews are available, and the supplied information does not include measured output, weight, setup, or playing impressions. This assessment therefore focuses on what the construction and listed hardware indicate, without treating expected tonal results as verified performance.

Body, finish, and neck

The body is made from Korina, with no separate top listed. Its Aged Crimson Transparent finish is paired with a Journeyman Relic treatment. The finish description identifies the appearance and treatment, but the specifications do not explain the relic work in further detail. The single-ply brown shell pickguard provides a distinct visual contrast against the red finish.

The neck is maple and attaches with a bolt-on joint. Its Large "C" profile gives a useful shape reference, although the exact feel will depend on the player's hand and preferred neck dimensions. The fingerboard is AAA flamed rosewood, with a 305 mm radius and 21 jumbo frets. The fret count and radius are concrete specifications; fret height, fret-end finishing, and setup quality are not stated.

The 648 mm scale is also listed as 25.51 inches. That scale length, along with the T-style outline, places the guitar within a familiar design format, but the information provided does not include string gauge or factory setup measurements. A player considering a purchase should check those details with the seller if they affect fit or preferred action.

Pickup layout and controls

The two-pickup arrangement is the defining electrical feature. At the bridge, the hand-wound Custom Shop Original Blackguard Tele single-coil is paired with a Custom Shop P90 single-coil at the neck. The general pickup listing abbreviates the configuration as SS, while the detailed specifications identify the two pickup types. The detailed description makes clear that the neck position uses a P90 rather than a second conventional Tele-style single-coil.

A three-way switch selects between the bridge pickup, the neck pickup, or their combined position. Fender lists a Dual Stack HS Tele control, but does not provide a control diagram or explain the function of each control section. It would be unwise to assume a particular wiring arrangement or tonal range without that information. The instrument is described as having no tremolo, consistent with the listed Reverse Nocaster bridge.

Bridge, hardware, and included items

The Reverse Nocaster bridge uses brass RSD saddles. The specifications identify the saddle material and bridge type, but do not state whether the saddles allow individual string intonation or describe adjustment range. Nickel hardware and vintage-style tuning machines complete the listed hardware package. No performance claim about tuning stability can be drawn from those descriptions alone.

A case and certificate are included. A bag is not included, according to the item listing. The guitar is made in the USA and identified as a limited-edition Custom Shop special model, with the run label "LTD 2024." Its availability is listed as beginning in February 2026. The item number is 601371, and the sales unit is one piece.

What the specifications establish

The Fender LTD P90 Korina Tele Jmr ACT is clearly specified in several areas: its Korina body, maple bolt-on neck, rosewood fingerboard, 21 jumbo frets, 648 mm scale, mixed pickup layout, and included case. The combination gives it a more particular specification than a basic Tele-style model, especially through the P90 neck pickup and the named Custom Shop bridge pickup.

The supplied data do not state its weight, exact control functions, pickup measurements, neck dimensions beyond the profile name, or setup condition. Those are important practical points that specifications alone cannot settle. There are also no customer comments to use as evidence of reliability or player satisfaction.

Listed at 6599, the guitar is presented as a limited Custom Shop instrument with a defined finish, specialized pickup pairing, and included case. The currency is not specified in the supplied information, so the price should be confirmed with the seller alongside availability and any regional terms. Buyers should also verify the control layout and setup before purchase. On the available facts, its strongest points are the clearly identified materials and hardware, while its real-world sound and playing feel remain unverified.