The Fender American Ultra II Stratocaster is the company ... Moving down the neck, this made from quartersawn maple, which is fantastic. The neck finish is a satin finish, and I feel like ...

Fender's Strat and Tele changed the world ... the classic Tele and Strat share a few family traits. The two biggest: bolt-on maple necks and single coil pickups. Models with translucent finishes will ...

Official Fender seven-string electric guitars may ... As Garza explains, the guitar features a mahogany body, maple neck and ebony fingerboard, as well as 24 jumbo frets, a 26.5” scale length ...

The Fender Vintera 60’s Stratocaster is supposed to bring that ... The American Performer series had a maple neck that had better playability and felt better overall. The Vintera is all ...

aged white knobs and light toning to the maple neck and fingerboard. You may like Seymour Duncans, ebony fingerboards? Fender launches Player II Advanced Telecaster HH and Strat HSS Fender unveils ...

When it comes to musical icons there are arguably none bigger than the Fender Stratocaster ... Pure Vintage '59 Single-Coil Strat pickups, a maple Modern C neck and an Alder body, finished in ...

Both lines have maple necks and fingerboards with ... Both models have small headstocks and Fender spaghetti logos. The Thomann-exclusive American Stratocaster comes in Satin Fiesta Red, Olympic ...

The guitarist talks Strats and premieres an alternate version of "Alethea" from the forthcoming 50th anniversary deluxe ...

Ergonomic neck heel ... Classic-sounding Strat tones through V-Mod II pickups. More expensive than (still great) Mexican and Asian-made Fender options. Sixty-six years ago, Leo Fender invented ...

The Fender Stratocaster is ubiquitous in the rock guitar world for a reason. The Strat has been an American icon since the 1950s, and it's the instrument of choice for countless rock n' roll ...

Join us on a trip through Fender's factory ... We walk past a row of maple necks with rosewood fingerboards laid on, the side inlays still protruding from the wood, and I think of the thousands ...