Fender highway one stratocaster tremolo arm spec

Fender highway one stratocaster tremolo arm spec full#
Fender highway one stratocaster tremolo arm spec series#

Unique Features: 'C' Shape Maple Neck, 'Top Hat' Switch Tip,Дark Indian Rosewood Fingerboard, Bone Nut, Machine Heads: Fender/Gotoh Vintage Style Tuning Machines Neck Pickup with No Tone Control (Dark Vintage Circuit)Д«ridge: Original Vintage Style Tele Bridge with 3 Threaded Steel Saddles and 'Ash Tray' Bridge Cover Neck Pickup with Tone Control (Bright Vintage Circuit) Pickups: 1 Custom Shop 'Twisted' Tele Single-Coil (Neck), 1 Custom Shop Broadcaster Single-Coil (Bridge) of Frets: 21 Dunlop 6105 Narrow Jumbo Frets Neck: Maple, 1965 'C' Shape, (Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish)ДЇingerboard: Dark Indian Rosewood, 9.5' Radius (241 mm) Model Name: Limited 1964 Telecaster Relic Appointments include vintage-style Telecaster bridge with three threaded steel saddles and 'ashtray' bridge cover, vintage-style tuners, bone nut and a three-ply mint green pickguard.Д¬omes with a custom case, strap, cable, and Limited Edition Certificate. A Custom Shop Twisted Tele single-coil neck pickup and Custom Shop Broadcaster single-coil bridge pickup provide trademark Tele tones controlled by three-way switching. This 1964 Relic Fender Telecaster features a select alder body, 1965 C-shaped maple neck with 9.5' radius, Indian rosewood fingerboard and 6105 frets. The Fender Custom shop honors the '64 Telecaster with this customized, Limited Collection electric guitar, with only 50 built in aged Vintage White. Guitar is a new old stock model,frets 100% all new and complete ,ДЄ Custom Shop limited-edition classic given the Relic'd treatment. This is a Fender Telecaster Customshop 64 Heavy relic Limited Edtion 2010,these guitars only were made back in 2010,from this Vintage white only 50 pieces were made,also from the 2 other finishes sunburst and black,so a total of 150 guitars only for this model,this makes it very sought after and special,this is the Vintage White Heavy Relic,New old Stock model,case candy still unopened,certificate etc,original case,sound is what can i say,typical old school Fender Twang. Pickups: 3 Samarium Cobalt Noiselessв„ў PickupsДЄccessories: Strap, Cable, Polish Cloth, Straplocks Neck: Maple, Modern вЂњCвЂќ Shape (Polished Satin Urethane Finish)ДЇingerboard: Rosewood or Maple, 12вЂќ Radius

Fender highway one stratocaster tremolo arm spec full#

It is Brand New (unplayed) and comes with a full FenderВ® Lifetime Warranty! Included are all original paperwork and a FenderВ® Custom Shop case!Д«ody: Select 2-Piece Alder W / Lacquer Finish (Daphne Blu e) Not only do you get the Fender tone you love, but you also get absolutely a noise-free performance. These pickups are truly a breakthrough in pickup technology. The Fender Samarium Cobalt Noiseless Pickups were designed by guitar pickup guru, Bill Lawrence in collaboration with the FenderВ® R&D team. The locking tuners and LSR roller nut act together to keep the guitar in tune when using the tremolo system The 12вЂќ neck radius facilitates very aggressive string bending and the large headstock adds to the great sustain.

The body has a thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish with a satin finish neck. This FenderВ® Custom Shop Stratocaster has the looks and features that represent the best the Custom Shop has to offer. Own a piece of FenderВ® Custom Shop History with this 1-of-a-kind 2007 Custom Shop Strat! I hope they change course soon.FenderВ® Custom Shop Stratocaster custom Classic DAPHNE BLUE (sold):

Fender highway one stratocaster tremolo arm spec series#

The Classic series offered an affordable alternative, but it looks like Fender finally caught on and decided to price out the working folks, like myself-a very Gibson-esque move if you ask me and one that didn't bode well for Gibson in the long run. To make matters even worse, they will also be phasing out the Road Worn Series and according to Sweetwater even the Squier Classic Vibe Sunburst/maple board is gone too! So, really in order to get a truly vintage spec strat like the classic series once offered at an affordable price, you'd have to go to the custom shop at close to $4K.Дon't know about y'all, but when I think 50s stratocaster, I see the burst/maple board which was its original iteration in '54. isn't even true vintage with its 9.5 radius. Vintera has a burst strat but it is the 'modified' version with 2 point trem.which sticks out like a sore thumb to me because I prefer the vintage 6 point.ДЄnd I cant forget that the American Orig. Sunburst stat with a V-neck and maple board unless you can afford the American Original at well over $2,000 after taxes. What is most glaring to me as a vintage enthusiast is the rather subtle fact that there is no longer any option to purchase a vintage spec.