A Tri-pickup Tribute to Jack White's Tricked-out Teles Merging elements from the famous “Low Rider” Telecasters and other T-style guitars favored by Jack White, the decidedly unconventional Fender Jack White Triplecaster Telecaster epitomizes Jack's idiosyncratic and fearless approach to music making. This guitar starts with a lightweight chambered ash body in a traditional Tele shape, fit with an expressive Bigsby B5C vibrato unit, a banjo-style armrest, and a compensated 3-saddle bridge. A contoured neck heel then grants enhanced access to the Soft “V” maple neck's matching maple fingerboard. Moreover, a 12-inch radius and 22 medium-jumbo frets ensure even the wildest multi-step bends sing without a hint of fret out. Under the hood, this hot-rodded Tele shows its modded-out colors with a bridge-position Jack White Humbucker, a JW-90 in the middle position, and a Custom Jack White CuNiFe Wide Range Humbucker in the neck position. You also get an idiosyncratic arrangement