Fender Esquire - Wikipedia
The Fender Esquire was a solid-body electric guitar manufactured by the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation of Los Angeles. It was the first solid-bodied guitar marketed by the company, and made its debut in 1950.
70th Anniversary Esquire: The Original 1-Pickup Wonder | Fender
The 70th Anniversary Esquire combines classic looks, feel and sound with modern touches, beginning with a roasted pine body that offers the same lightweight comfort and punchy, complex tone as the earliest models, but is here upgraded with Fender’s roasting treatment for improved resonance and coated in a gloss nitrocellulose lacquer for easy ...
Fender Esquire - Reverb
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Fender 70th Anniversary Esquire Electric Guitar - White Blonde
The Fender 70th Anniversary Esquire celebrates the rare, iconic instrument that would be the progenitor of all solidbody electric guitars to follow.
Fender Esquire 1959 - Reverb
Before the Telecaster and the short-lived Broadcaster, there was the Esquire: Fender's first production solid-body electric guitar. The original Esquire came out in 1950 and was produced with either one or two pickups.
Vintage Vault: 1952 Fender Esquire - Premier Guitar
This 1952 Esquire is pictured with all the trimmings: the original case and a 1946 Fender Deluxe amplifier. Spotlighting a pioneering solidbody from Fender’s pre-Strat years. The Fender Esquire was officially unveiled in April 1950 as Fender’s first standard electric solidbody.
Fender 70th Anniversary Esquire Review | GuitarPlayer
Jul 28, 2021 · Debuting in 1950, the Esquire was Fender’s first practical electric guitar and featured a body made of pine, a bolt-on maple neck with 21 frets, and a repurposed lap-steel pickup mounted in the bridge position.
Brad Paisley Esquire® | Electric Guitars - Fender
Award-winning country music superstar Brad Paisley joined forces with Fender to put a twist on a legendary guitar. The Brad Paisley Road Worn® Esquire® is bold, resonant and adds something extra to the traditional single-pickup workhorse from the early-1950s.
Esquire vs. Broadcaster vs. Telecaster vs. Nocaster
Apr 30, 2021 · Leo Fender introduced the Esquire in 1950. Later that year the name was changed to “Broadcaster”. As a result of legal action from the Gretsch Drum Company production models were stripped of the “Broadcaster” decal, and are now known as “Nocasters”.
Fender Classic Series '50s Esquire review - MusicRadar
Mar 7, 2014 · The polar opposite to the electrified acoustic archtop jazzbox, Fender's Esquire would have cut quite a dash back in the day. 64 years on, it remains the definition of minimalism.