Fender Stamp Collection Tele Macedon

Fender Stamp Collection Tele Macedon review

The Fender Stamp Collection Tele Macedon is a U.S.-made Custom Shop Telecaster built around Andy Mooney's "Imagine" stamp collection, with the design tied to Macedonia. Its graphic finish sets it apart visually, while the core specification remains recognizable: an alder body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, and two single-coil pickups. Fender lists the model as available since September 2025. The listed price is 3769, with no currency specified in the supplied information.

There are no customer reviews available for this model, so this assessment is based only on its published specifications. That means there is no basis here for claims about its sound, setup, finish quality, or playing comfort in practice. The details do, however, make it possible to assess what the instrument offers on paper and what a prospective buyer should confirm in person.

Construction and playing dimensions

The body is alder, with no separate top listed. The maple neck is attached with a bolt-on joint, and the rosewood fingerboard has white dot inlays. A Modern C neck profile and a 241 mm (9.5-inch) fingerboard radius give useful reference points for players comparing neck shapes and fretboard curvature. The neck profile name describes Fender's stated design, but individual preference still depends on how the neck feels in the hand.

The 648 mm (25.5-inch) scale is the familiar full-length scale used on many Telecaster models. The nut measures 42.8 mm (1.685 inches) across and is made from synthetic bone. The fingerboard carries 22 jumbo frets. Fender does not provide fret dimensions or setup measurements in the supplied specifications, so details such as fret height, action, and relief should be checked on the individual instrument.

Its listed color is "Stamp Graphic," while the general color field describes it as graphic. That points to the artwork as a defining part of the model, though the supplied details do not describe the exact placement or finish treatment. Buyers considering a graphic instrument may want to inspect photographs of the specific guitar and confirm that the artwork matches their expectations.

Pickups and controls

The pickup system consists of two Yosemite single-coil pickups, one at the bridge and one at the neck. A three-way switch selects between the pickup positions and their combination. The control layout includes one volume control and one tone control. These are straightforward Telecaster-style specifications, but the data does not state the pickup output, magnet type, wiring details, or measured frequency response. It would be speculative to describe a particular tonal character without a hands-on assessment.

The guitar has no tremolo system. Its six-saddle Telecaster bridge uses string-through-body construction and block steel saddles. Those details identify the bridge layout and saddle material, but do not establish how the guitar sustains, intonates, or holds tuning. Fender Classic Gear tuning machines and nickel hardware complete the listed hardware package.

Included items and specification checks

A case is included, while a separate gig bag is not. The factory strings are Fender USA 250L nickel-plated steel strings. The serial number provided is US22059809, and the stated country of manufacture is the United States. The product is sold as one piece, with item number 611756.

• Body and neck: Alder body with a bolt-on maple neck.
• Fingerboard: Rosewood, white dot inlays, 22 jumbo frets, and a 241 mm radius.
• Scale and nut: 648 mm scale length and 42.8 mm synthetic bone nut.
• Electronics: Two Yosemite single-coil pickups, a three-way switch, volume, and tone.
• Bridge and hardware: Six-saddle, string-through-body Telecaster bridge with block steel saddles, Fender Classic Gear tuners, and nickel hardware.

Who should consider it?

The specifications make this a fit to investigate for a player seeking a U.S.-made Custom Shop Telecaster with a distinctive stamp-inspired graphic, traditional single-coil layout, and familiar full-scale dimensions. Its listed features are specific enough to compare with other Telecaster models, but they do not replace an in-person check of the neck, finish, fretwork, and setup. Since no customer feedback is available, prospective buyers should base their decision on the instrument itself and verify the exact artwork, included case, and price with the seller.

Overall, the Fender Stamp Collection Tele Macedon combines conventional Telecaster construction with a design concept tied to Andy Mooney's "Imagine" stamp collection and Macedonia. The published specification is clear about its materials, measurements, pickups, and bridge, while leaving performance questions unanswered. That is the appropriate limit of a review based solely on the supplied product data.