Editor's Review
The Family Pro series incorporates all the valuable features of the best-selling Family series and adds a solid top for those players who desire a fuller tonal response. This series also features our slim-line acoustic/electric crossover models in a variety of finish options.
From the manufacturer
Ortega breaks new ground without losing sight of the fundamentals of classical guitar construction. Ever mindful of the deep traditions of guitar building, we are not afraid to apply contemporary processes in order to enhance the playing experience. Two-way truss rods, 12-hole bridges, and a wide variety of scale lengths and nut widths are just a few of the ways Ortega is advancing guitar building in order to make a better instrument for you.
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A Vintage Butterscotch Telecaster-style guitar typically features:
1. **Body**: Solid wood construction, often ash or alder.
2. **Finish**: Butterscotch blonde finish, reminiscent of classic 1950s Telecaster guitars.
3. **Neck**: Maple neck with a comfortable C-shaped profile.
4. **Fingerboard**: Maple or rosewood fingerboard with 21 or 22 frets.
5. **Pickups**: Two single-coil pickups, typically in a bridge and neck configuration.
6. **Controls**: Standard Telecaster control layout with volume and tone knobs, and a 3-way pickup selector switch.
7. **Bridge**: Fixed bridge with adjustable saddles for intonation.
8. **Hardware**: Chrome hardware, including tuners and bridge components.
Vintage Butterscotch Tele-style guitars are known for their iconic looks and versatile sound, suitable for a wide range of musical genres from country and blues to rock and beyond.