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Fender American Original '50s Stratocaster | Maple - White Blonde - Left-Handed
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Debuting at NAMM 2018 is a brand new and eagerly anticipated line from Fender. The American Original series takes classic Fender designs from specific decades and fuses them with modern construction and switching for the ultimate workhorse guitar! We love it when companies cater for our left handed friends and this model is a real lefty gem!
The Fender Stratocaster is such an iconic guitar, built for functionality, playability and reliability it has been a firm favourite for over 60 years. The American Original ‘50s Stratocaster takes us back to where it all began.
The Ash body is typically comfortable, as all Strat's are, and with a Gloss Nitrocellulose White Blonde finish it looks real slick. The Maple neck features a lush Deep V profile, designed for precision and comfort; it's equally at home playing big chords or intricate lead work. 21 Vintage Tall frets, a 9.5" radius and 25.5" scale length make this Stratocaster feel familiar and supremely comfortable.
With a trio of wax-potted Vintage ’59 single coil pickups, these pups have been designed to be as period correct as possible. With Formvar coated coil wire and cloth covered output wires, fibre bobbins and Alnico V magnets, they sing with that timeless vintage sparkle that is the classic Fender sound. Also benefiting from a Pure Vintage 6-saddle synchronised tremolo, it’s a real player’s guitar.
Complete with vintage style Hardcase, the Fender American Original range is the perfect mix of ‘50s design and 2018 construction. We can’t wait to check them out!