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Fender Esquire

The Fender Esquire is 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.

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Notable players

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Early development

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From 1986 to present

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The 1950 Esquire

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Body
Swamp ash, pine
Body type
Solid
Bridge
Proprietary three-saddle string-through
Fretboard
Maple, rosewood
Manufacturer
Fender
Neck
Maple

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Early development

The 1950 Esquire

The Esquire from 1951 to 1969

From 1986 to present

Notable players

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Fender Esquire

Nodes84
Edges83
Triples49
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.02381
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Fender Esquire

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related to Notable players · 32
Fender Esquire → American, Bay, Booker, Boom Chicka Boom Sound, Broadcaster, Dock, Don Randall's, Esquire, Esquires, Fender Harvard, George, Green Onions, He, Hey Porter, In, Jimmy Bryant, Jimmy Wyble, Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash's, Leo
related to External links · 3
Fender Esquire → Esquire, Esquire Classic, Index
Body · 1
Fender Esquire → Swamp ash, pine
Body type · 1
Fender Esquire → Solid
Bridge · 1
Fender Esquire → Proprietary three-saddle string-through
Fretboard · 1
Fender Esquire → Maple, rosewood
Manufacturer · 1
Fender Esquire → Fender
Neck · 1
Fender Esquire → Maple
Neck joint · 1
Fender Esquire → Bolt-on
Period · 1
Fender Esquire → 1949 (prototype) 1950 (original run) 1951–1969 (second run), with reproductions available later

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esquire guitar pickup fender neck telecaster 1950 first 1951 version body single one played made pickguard esquires like models model

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Fender EsquireBodySwamp ash, pine1.00infobox
Fender EsquireBody typeSolid1.00infobox
Fender EsquireBridgeProprietary three-saddle string-through1.00infobox
Fender EsquireFretboardMaple, rosewood1.00infobox
Fender EsquireManufacturerFender1.00infobox
Fender EsquireNeckMaple1.00infobox
Fender EsquireNeck jointBolt-on1.00infobox
Fender EsquirePeriod1949 (prototype) 1950 (original run) 1951–1969 (second run), with reproductions available later1.00infobox
Fender EsquirePickup(s)Traditionally 1 single-coil (some 1950 examples were equipped with 2 pickups); other configurations available1.00infobox
Fender EsquireScale25.5"1.00infobox
Fender Esquireis asolid-body electric guitar manufactured by the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation of Los Angeles0.90text
Green Onionsinstance ofthat identified Johnny Cash's music.Steve Cropper with Booker T played his fifties Esquire through a Fender Harvard amplifier for tunes0.80text

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