WHAT IS FENDER STRATOCASTER?

The Fender Stratocaster is often referred to by the term “Stratocaster”, which is an electric guitar model proposed by Freddie Tavares, George Fullerton, and Leo Fender in 1954, and continually manufactured by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation to date. It is a double cutaway guitar, containing a full top horn basically for balance while standing. Most of the leading guitarists have been using The Stratocaster and they can also be heard during most historical recordings. Along with the Gibson Les Paul, Fender Telecaster, and Gibson SG, it is one of the most durable and common types of electric guitar in the world.

HIGHWAY 1 STRATOCASTER FEATURES

It was first manufactured and updated in July 2006. Originally manufactured in the United States of America. The Fender Highway 1 Stratocaster has been almost totally revamped. Fender from all customers since 2000 has received all the feedback and made this great guitar for players, and it almost fits any customer budget. The latest 9.5-inch Radius maple neck, “C” shape, and customer-choice maple or rosewood fingerboard give you 22 frets and also the basic 25.5-inch Fender scale length. Oversized novelty frets suppress the originals. This also provides easier gameplay. Due to the fact that the action changes additionally included by the oversized frets, there is also a reduction in the distance between the strings to make it easier for the strings to bend easily without falling off the side of the fingerboard. The new Stratocaster sports a satin nitrocellulose lacquer solid body finish and an ash body. The classic style coordinated tremolo bridge has been advanced from classic zinc to steel, providing the opportunity to create a heavier bridge. The middle pickup has been turned up to provide quieter hum cancellation. Two fat cube tone controls are now also used along with a volume knob.

If you think you need to buy a Strat, contact the right person to get the right instrument for the right sound.