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FENDER 70th Anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster MN 2TS
Electric Guitar | Product code:
HN266726
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The 70th Anniversary Stratocaster Collection celebrates 70 years of the timeless design and sound of Fender Stratocaster electric guitars. Models in this series are available in limited numbers.
The 70th Anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster 2-Color Sunburst Electric Guitar embodies the sound and musical legacy of the early Strat models from the first half of the 1950s. The body of the guitar is made of two pieces of ash. The glossy nitrocellulose lacquer not only allows the wood to breathe and does not muffle its sound, but also gives the guitar a distinctly personal character as the years go by. The one-piece maple neck, 7.25-inch fingerboard radius and vintage-size frets offer playing characteristics that have been appreciated by guitarists around the world for x decades.
70th Anniversary 1954 Single-Coil Strat pickups give the guitar an authentic period sound and feel. The character of the tone can be adjusted using the volume potentiometer, two tone controls and a five-position toggle switch. Strings are held in vintage-style tuning machines and synchronized tremolo with steel block and steel saddles. The stylish finish is accentuated by a white single-ply pickguard.
The guitar comes in a case with a certificate of authenticity, guitar strap, instrument cable, 70th Anniversary neck plate and other accessories.
Fender's American Vintage II series features electric guitars with the authentic workmanship, sound and feel of the famous originals referenced by the year in the name. The instruments in this series offer you an imaginary trip back in time and the opportunity to buy a brand new Fender in a design from the 1950s, 1960s or 1970s.
The 70th Anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster 2-Color Sunburst Electric Guitar embodies the sound and musical legacy of the early Strat models from the first half of the 1950s. The body of the guitar is made of two pieces of ash. The glossy nitrocellulose lacquer not only allows the wood to breathe and does not muffle its sound, but also gives the guitar a distinctly personal character as the years go by. The one-piece maple neck, 7.25-inch fingerboard radius and vintage-size frets offer playing characteristics that have been appreciated by guitarists around the world for x decades.
70th Anniversary 1954 Single-Coil Strat pickups give the guitar an authentic period sound and feel. The character of the tone can be adjusted using the volume potentiometer, two tone controls and a five-position toggle switch. Strings are held in vintage-style tuning machines and synchronized tremolo with steel block and steel saddles. The stylish finish is accentuated by a white single-ply pickguard.
The guitar comes in a case with a certificate of authenticity, guitar strap, instrument cable, 70th Anniversary neck plate and other accessories.
Fender's American Vintage II series features electric guitars with the authentic workmanship, sound and feel of the famous originals referenced by the year in the name. The instruments in this series offer you an imaginary trip back in time and the opportunity to buy a brand new Fender in a design from the 1950s, 1960s or 1970s.
Specifications
- Product Colour: 2-Color Sunburst
- Colour: Sunburst
- Surface Treatment: Gloss
- Type: Stratocaster
- Body: Ash
- Top: Does not contain
- Neck: Maple
- Neck Profile: 1954 C
- Scale: 648 mm
- Radius: 7,25 "
- Number of Frets: 21
- Nut Width: 41.3 mm
- Fingerboard: Maple
- Pickup Configuration: S-S-S
- Pickup model: 3x 70th Anniversary 1954 Single-Coil Strat
- Controls: 1x Volume, 2x Tone
- Pickup Switch: 3-Way
- Bridge: Single-Locking Tremolo
- Tuning Machines: Fender
- Hardware: Chrome/Nickel
- MIDI: No
- USB: No
- Hard Case: Yes
- Case: No
- Strings: Fender USA 250R Nickel Plated Steel (.010-.046 Gauges)
- Country of Production: USA
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