Buddy Holly, Dick Dale, Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Billy Corgan & The Standard Strat!

More than any other electric guitar, the Fender® Strat® is all guitars to all people.

Featuring a fast-action maple neck, Midnight Wine finish, comfort-contoured body, three single-coil pickups and a standard synchronized tremolo, the Fender Stratocaster is known as both a working musician's tool and as an international cultural icon.

The contoured alder body fits comfortably against your ribs enabling you to play for hours on end, add a three-ply pickguard, maple neck with maple fretboard, Two-point synchronized tremolo which is one of the best modern designs, and three single coil pickups that deliver all the "spank" and "sparkle" you'd expect from a Strat®,
and you have a guitar that’s adaptable to almost any musical situation.

The beauty of this guitar is the simplicity and practical engineering. The most amazing thing about this guitar is despite all the advancements in modern technology
No one has been able to top the basic design.

Leo Fender the “Henry Ford” of guitars founded the first company to build a modular mass produced guitar.

Fender's early instruments were revolutionary, and their introduction contributed to the birth of something now commonplace: the "musical group".

Live performances up to this era had relied upon large bands and orchestras to fill concert halls. Now, armed with the proper instruments, bands or groups consisting of only 3 or 4 musicians could perform large venues. The "Big Band" era began to fade as musicians began to discover the Fender electric guitar and Fender bass.

Released in 1954, Fender named his new creation the Stratocaster to invoke images of the high flying, supersonic jets filling America's skies in the 1950's.

The modern Standard Strat incorporates several refinements into its timeless design, like hand-rolled fingerboard edges, five-way switching and a two-point synchronized tremolo along with a very reasonable price.

Though the original Stratocaster was first introduced more than 50 years ago, it's unquestionably more popular now than ever! It's also available today in more configurations than Leo Fender ever dreamed of when he first designed it.

The original Strat had three single coil pickups, so it was able to produce sounds that no other guitar could deliver, particularly once players discovered they could lodge the three-position blade switch in those "in-between" positions to access neck / middle and bridge / middle pickup combinations.

These were often erroneously referred to as the "out-of-phase" settings. The Fender Standard Stratocaster comes with three sweet-sounding single coil pickups but with a five-position blade switch, making it a snap to access those glossy Strat sounds with a simple flick of the finger.

Leo Fender wasn't afraid to "think outside the box" when it came to guitar designs and guitarists of the world sure are thankful!

Buddy Holly, Dick Dale, Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Billy Corgan & The Standard Strat!

More than any other electric guitar, the Fender® Strat® is all guitars to all people.

Featuring a fast-action maple neck, Electron Blue finish, comfort-contoured body, three single-coil pickups and a standard synchronized tremolo, the Fender Stratocaster is known as both a working musician's tool and as an international cultural icon.

The contoured alder body fits comfortably against your ribs enabling you to play for hours on end, add a three-ply pickguard, maple neck with rosewood fretboard, Two-point synchronized tremolo which is one of the best modern designs, and three single coil pickups that deliver all the "spank" and "sparkle" you'd expect from a Strat®,
and you have a guitar that’s adaptable to almost any musical situation.

The beauty of this guitar is the simplicity and practical engineering. The most amazing thing about this guitar is despite all the advancements in modern technology
No one has been able to top the basic design.

Leo Fender the “Henry Ford” of guitars founded the first company to build a modular mass produced guitar.

Fender's early instruments were revolutionary, and their introduction contributed to the birth of something now commonplace: the "musical group".

Live performances up to this era had relied upon large bands and orchestras to fill concert halls. Now, armed with the proper instruments, bands or groups consisting of only 3 or 4 musicians could perform large venues. The "Big Band" era began to fade as musicians began to discover the Fender electric guitar and Fender bass.

Released in 1954, Fender named his new creation the Stratocaster to invoke images of the high flying, supersonic jets filling America's skies in the 1950's.

The modern Standard Strat incorporates several refinements into its timeless design, like hand-rolled fingerboard edges, five-way switching and a two-point synchronized tremolo along with a very reasonable price.

Though the original Stratocaster was first introduced more than 50 years ago, it's unquestionably more popular now than ever! It's also available today in more configurations than Leo Fender ever dreamed of when he first designed it.

The original Strat had three single coil pickups, so it was able to produce sounds that no other guitar could deliver, particularly once players discovered they could lodge the three-position blade switch in those "in-between" positions to access neck / middle and bridge / middle pickup combinations.

These were often erroneously referred to as the "out-of-phase" settings. The Fender Standard Stratocaster comes with three sweet-sounding single coil pickups but with a five-position blade switch, making it a snap to access those glossy Strat sounds with a simple flick of the finger.

Leo Fender wasn't afraid to "think outside the box" when it came to guitar designs and guitarists of the world sure are thankful!

Fender Strat-o-Sonic Black Dove I Electric Guitar

The Strat-o-Sonic Black Dove I features a Honduran Mahogany body with 5 Tone Chambers, the new Fender Tech-Tonic Bridge and one Black Dove single coil pickup. Unique in tone and appearance, this model emits a smoky fat single coil sound and has a look and feel all to it's own.
Designed & Manufactured in Corona, California, USA, this guitar is featured in a brown sunburst.

The Fender® Vintage Hot Rod ’52 Telecaster® electric guitar combines the best of the vintage Teles® and the modern Tele® with custom shop style Fenders® in one guitar.

Great classic features include vintage styling, a custom vintage Tele® bridge pickup and a thin-skin nitrocellulose lacquer finish; modern features include a Seymour Duncan® Vintage Mini HB humbucking neck pickup and a satin-backed "U"-shaped neck with a flatter radius and medium-jumbo frets, and a vintage-style Tele® bridge with three compensated brass saddles.

Nitrocellulose lacquer, which is a highly sought-after finish found on vintage guitars, lets the wood's tonality shine through and project allowing it to breathe and reverberate, it will "break in" easily and enhance the overall tone of the instrument. The maple fingerboard and premium Ash body is what gives the Tele® that bright, "poppy" classic Fender® attack.

Loaded with the most requested features built into Custom Shop models it's got a classy, vintage appeal. But take a closer look at that Seymour Duncan® Vintage Mini HB in the neck position, and the Custom Vintage Tele® single-coil at the bridge and you know you're getting more power out of these pickups than any stock '52 Tele® could.

The Vintage Hot Rod '52 Tele's® one-piece Maple neck has that comfortable broken-in feeling, with a super-playable "U" shape. A flatter fingerboard radius and medium jumbo frets also contribute to the easy playability of this instrument, and it comes with a deluxe vintage tweed case.

Leo Fender wasn't afraid to "think outside the box" when it came to guitar designs - after all, he was an engineer, not a guitar player. In the 1950s and well into the 1970s, the blond natural maple neck became almost synonymous with Fender® guitars.

This hot-rodded vintage Tele® is customized for modern playability! Get that vintage broken-in feel with the Fender® Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster®.

Fender® DG-10CE LH Acoustic-Electric Cutaway, Left-Handed Great guitar for a left-handed, not-very-rich person. A genuine bargain when it comes to acoustic-electrics, this model features a satin-finished neck, mahogany body, and spruce top. The Fender® transducer pickup system has onboard volume and tone controls for convenience and flexibility. Features: Satin-finished neck Mahogany body Spruce top Fender® transducer pickup system with onboard volume and tone controls

Fender® DG-22 SCE Acoustic-Electric Cutaway Guitar A flamed maple beauty. A great-playing dreadnought. Features: Solid spruce top, back, and sides Rosewood fingerboard Nato Neck Single cutaway body Fender/Fishman® Classic 4 preamp

Fender® GA-43 SCE Grand Auditorium Cutaway Acoustic/Electric W/Case Sweet electrified solid spruce sound, sweeter price. At Fender®, they've always pushed the envelope, raising the expectations of what a great guitar should be. They've done it again with the new Grand Auditorium 43SCE acoustic/electric guitar. Even the most discerning guitarists will be impressed. Normally, you have to go to a much higher-priced instrument to find a solid spruce soundboard -- the pivotal feature for professional-sounding acoustic guitars. The GA-43SCE also utilizes the Fender® Fishman ACLR® Electronics system with accelerometer blend control -- the perfect system to amplify pure acoustic tone. This fine instrument incorporates numerous Fender®-designed features -- like a beautiful, acoustically sensitive body shape; perfect-intonation bridge design; and a state-of-the-art bracing scheme. A dovetailed neck joint, abalone rosettes, tortoiseshell binding, and solid mahogany back combine with the new low-mass bridge design and Grover tuners for playability, aesthetic beauty, and fantastic tone at a great price. Features: Solid spruce soundboard Fishman ACLR® electronics State-of-the-art bracing scheme Dovetailed neck joint Tortoiseshell binding Solid mahogany back Comes with hardshell case

Fender® GD-47 SCE Grand Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric Guitar W/Case A guitar that will impress the most discerning player. Solid grade AA spruce top with solid rosewood back and laminated rosewood sides, nato neck, rosewood fingerboard. Refinements include abalone dot position markers, rosette, Fender® logo, bridge pin tips, rosewood headstock, overlay, tortoise-style and black and white multilaminated body binding, and tortoise shell heel cap. Fender®/Fishman Classic 4 electronics. Features: Dreadnought-body style Body depth: 3.87" (front) to 4.87" (rear) Solid grade AA spruce top Solid rosewood back Laminated rosewood sides Nato neck Rosewood fingerboard 25.4" scale length 20 frets 1.69" nut width Grover gold-plated die-cast tuners Rosewood bridge Gloss polyurethane finish Abalone dot markers, rosette, Fender® logo, and bridge pin tips Rosewood headstock overlay Tortoise shell and black and white multilaminate binding Tortoise shell heel cap Fender®/Fishman Classic 4 electronics. Comes with Hardshell Case

Fender® JG-26 SCE Mini Jumbo Natural Cutaway Acoustic-Electric This Mini-Jumbo features Fishman Acoustic Matrix electronics. Its construction includes a solid cedar top, mahogany back and sides, with satin finish. Pearl die-cast machine heads. Concert guitar with classic styling and big sound. Just what the world needs - another electro-acoustic! Everyone loves an acoustic guitar, even strutting, pierced death metallers like playing unplugged from time to time (and recording an 'unplugged' version is a good way to sell the same song twice). Yes, it's another electro-acoustic guitar and these budget guitars with an all-American name do great business.