Finneas teams up with Fender for new limited edition 'Contemporary' Acoustasonics

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Finneas is treating fans to more than just new music — the “Cryin Out Loud” singer also released his first guitar collection in collaboration with Fender. While the “Only a Lifetime” artist is helping promote his sister Billie Eilish's album Hit Me Hard & Softalong with being featured on Amazon Music's SonglinePhineas took some time to create his own instrument that was built with all the features he wanted.

The collection debuted on August 22nd and has two signature styles to choose from: the Finneas Acoustasonic Player Telecaster, which features a cappuccino fade design and is priced at $1,400, and the limited edition Finneas American Acoustasonic Telecaster which comes in pure white shade with remarkable features and a price of $2,500.

Just like the 27-year-old, Acoustasonic guitars were designed to be versatile, whether you're looking for electric sounds or more acoustic noise. You can plug them into a guitar amp or gift one to the aspiring musician in your life for an approved design so they can experiment with their sound.

What makes these guitars especially remarkable is how the producer curated the sounds included in the guitar. Not only will you be able to create music with Finneas-approved notes, but the guitars are also built with an artist-selected chorus effect that you won't find on any other guitar.

Keep reading to learn more and buy the FINNEAS x Fender guitars.

While the Oscar winner's limited edition guitar isn't available for purchase yet, you can still sign up to be notified when it's released and learn more about the instrument below.

For Finneas, the most important quality in creating the perfect guitar was multi-purpose design.

“The most important thing to me about a guitar is versatility,” he said in a press release. “I was first introduced to the Acoustasonic guitar in 2019 when I was on tour with Billie and played it every show that year. When we started discussions about my signature model, I knew this guitar was great in a live setting, and I wanted to find ways to take it into the studio and make it a versatile, expressive studio instrument. This is the result of that.”

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