FENDER CUSTOM SHOP Limited Edition 70th Anniversary 1954 Stratocaster NOS Wide-Fade 2-Color Sunburst
Electric Guitar | Product code:
HN269462
The Fender Custom Shop's limited edition 70th Anniversary 1954 Stratocaster celebrates 70 years of timeless Fender Stratocaster electric guitar design and sound.
The Limited Edition 70th Anniversary 1954 Strat - NOS electric guitar embodies the sound and musical legacy of the early Strat models from the first half of the 1950s. This is an instrument built to similar specifications as the original 1950s models, including the NOS (New Old Stock) finish, which is a completely new authentic finish to the 1950s and 1960s originals, without the artificial patina and faded lacquer aging elements. And then, it's impossible to travel back in time! It thus represents a great choice for all discerning musicians and connoisseurs who occasionally dream of what it would have been like to go to a store in the USA in the 1950s or 1960s and buy a brand new Fender.
The body of the guitar is made of two pieces of ash. The one-piece maple neck (quartersawn) features a special 70th Anniversary Soft "V" profile based on the July 1954 Strat neck specifications. Twenty-one Medium Jumbo frets and black micarta dots divide the fingerboard surface.
Three hand-wound single-coil pickups from the Custom Shop provide the guitar with classic Strat sound and feel. Adjust the character of the sound using the standard controls. Strings are held in vintage-style tuning machines and synchronized tremolo. The styling is accentuated by a white single-ply pickguard, white 1954-style pickup and potentiometer covers, and a 70th Anniversary Stratocaster neck plate.
The guitar comes in a case with a certificate of authenticity, guitar strap, instrument cable and other accessories.
The Limited Edition 70th Anniversary 1954 Strat - NOS electric guitar embodies the sound and musical legacy of the early Strat models from the first half of the 1950s. This is an instrument built to similar specifications as the original 1950s models, including the NOS (New Old Stock) finish, which is a completely new authentic finish to the 1950s and 1960s originals, without the artificial patina and faded lacquer aging elements. And then, it's impossible to travel back in time! It thus represents a great choice for all discerning musicians and connoisseurs who occasionally dream of what it would have been like to go to a store in the USA in the 1950s or 1960s and buy a brand new Fender.
The body of the guitar is made of two pieces of ash. The one-piece maple neck (quartersawn) features a special 70th Anniversary Soft "V" profile based on the July 1954 Strat neck specifications. Twenty-one Medium Jumbo frets and black micarta dots divide the fingerboard surface.
Three hand-wound single-coil pickups from the Custom Shop provide the guitar with classic Strat sound and feel. Adjust the character of the sound using the standard controls. Strings are held in vintage-style tuning machines and synchronized tremolo. The styling is accentuated by a white single-ply pickguard, white 1954-style pickup and potentiometer covers, and a 70th Anniversary Stratocaster neck plate.
The guitar comes in a case with a certificate of authenticity, guitar strap, instrument cable and other accessories.
Specifications
- Product Colour: Wide-Fade 2-Color Sunburst
- Colour: Sunburst
- Surface Treatment: NOS
- Type: Stratocaster
- Body: Ash
- Top: Does not contain
- Neck: Maple
- Neck Profile: 07/54 Soft V
- Scale: 648 mm
- Radius: 7,25 - 9,5 "
- Number of Frets: 21
- Nut Width: 41.3 mm
- Fingerboard: Maple
- Pickup Configuration: S-S-S
- Pickup model: 3x Custom Shop Hand-Wound '54 Single-Coil Strat
- Controls: 1x Volume, 2x Tone
- Pickup Switch: 5-Way
- Bridge: Single-Locking Tremolo
- Tuning Machines: Fender
- Hardware: Chrome/Nickel
- MIDI: No
- USB: No
- Hard Case: Yes
- Case: No
- Strings: Nickel Plated Steel (.010-.046 Gauges)
- Country of Production: USA
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