Fender Tele Dual P90 Pink Paisley

Fender Tele Dual P90 Pink Paisley review

The Fender Tele Dual P90 Pink Paisley is a 2022 limited-edition, U.S.-made Thinline guitar built around an ash body, a pair of Custom Shop P90 pickups, and a flamed maple neck and fingerboard. Its listed specifications describe a traditional T-style layout with a semi-hollow body construction, a fixed bridge, and a conspicuous Pink Paisley finish. The edition is identified as a Custom Shop model and includes a case and certificate.

No customer reviews are available for this guitar. The assessment here is therefore based on its published features alone. Those details establish what the instrument offers, but they do not confirm how a particular example sounds, feels, or performs in use.

Body and finish

The body is made from ash and has an F-hole, the defining visual cue of its Thinline construction. Body binding adds a separate detail around the body's edge. The top is listed as absent, so the specification does not describe a separate top wood or cap. The finish is Pink Paisley, while the general color field identifies it as Paisley.

The instrument's fixed construction is consistent with its listed hardware: no tremolo is fitted. That keeps the bridge setup focused on the Tele-style arrangement rather than a movable vibrato system. The available details do not specify body weight or the exact internal chamber layout, so those points should not be inferred from the Thinline name alone.

Neck and fingerboard

The neck and fingerboard are both maple, with the more specific descriptions identifying an AA-grade flamed, quarter-sawn maple neck and an AA-grade flamed maple fingerboard. The neck profile is listed as a 10/56 V. Fender specifies a compound fingerboard radius from 7.25 to 9.5 inches, giving the fingerboard a changing curve along its length rather than one constant radius.

There are 21 frets, identified as 6105 size, and the scale length is 648 mm. The nut measures 41.8 mm across. These numbers provide useful reference points for comparison with other guitars, but they do not establish setup height, fret condition, or preferred playing feel. Those details can vary between individual instruments and may depend on adjustment.

Pickups and controls

Two Custom Shop P90 pickups are the central electronic feature. The listed wiring is Fat 50s Dual P90, with a three-way pickup selector and separate volume and tone controls. The specification names the pickup type and wiring, but it does not provide output measurements, magnet details, or a description of the resulting tone. Claims about brightness, warmth, or output would go beyond the available information.

The three-way switch gives the player a choice of pickup positions, while the volume and tone controls provide the listed means of adjusting the signal. The control layout is straightforward on paper. No further information is supplied about potentiometer values, capacitor type, or whether the circuit includes any additional switching options.

Bridge and other hardware

Fender lists vintage-style machine heads and a vintage, shortened Tele bridge fitted with RSD brass saddles. The remaining hardware is nickel. No tremolo is included. The specification does not state whether the bridge allows individual string intonation or describe the adjustment range, so those details are best checked directly before purchase.

A one-ply parchment pickguard is included. Along with the bridge, binding, and paisley finish, it gives the guitar a combination of familiar Tele-style parts and a more distinctive limited-edition appearance. The finish and decorative details are documented features, not evidence of any particular tonal or ergonomic advantage.

Package and buying considerations

The package includes a case and a certificate. A separate bag is not included. The instrument has been available since August 2022 and carries item number 531988. Its listed sales unit is one guitar, and the stated price is 7333; no currency is provided in the available data, so that figure should not be assigned a currency without confirmation.

On specifications alone, this model is best understood as a limited-edition Thinline Tele-style guitar with a flamed maple neck, two P90 pickups, and fixed vintage-inspired hardware. Buyers should confirm the exact condition, setup, included case, and certificate with the seller. Since there are no customer reports to consult, this review cannot offer firsthand playing impressions or independent confirmation of the published details.