Fender Stratocaster Blonde

The powerful Deluxe Players Strat guitar is set apart from the pack by features including an ash body, lightly tinted modern neck with a 12"-radius maple or rosewood fingerboard, Noiseless pickups, standard five-way pickup switch paired with push/push mini-switch offering an even greater variety of pickup combinations, brown shell pickguard and gold-plated vintage hardware.

The powerful Deluxe Players Strat guitar is set apart from the pack by features including an ash body, lightly tinted modern neck with a 12"-radius maple or rosewood fingerboard, Noiseless pickups, standard five-way pickup switch paired with push/push mini-switch offering an even greater variety of pickup combinations, brown shell pickguard and gold-plated vintage hardware.

Limited Fender FSR Standard Stratocaster in White Blonde. Get yours while you can!

The Eric Johnson signature Stratocaster guitar features a light two-piece alder body with deep '57-style body contours and cavities; one-piece, vintage-tinted quarter sawn plain maple neck (contours sanded very smooth) with light '57-style V shape, 12" fingerboard radius and highly-polished frets; special Eric Johnson single-coil pickups with countersunk screws and a five-way switch; vintage tremolo with silver-painted block; '57-style string recess; no paint between the base plate and the block; five springs (no tremolo cover); master volume; neck and bridge tone controls; thin neck-cap with staggered machine heads; and '57-style parchment pickguard. Available with .010-.046 gauge strings and a thin-skin nitrocellulose lacquer finish.

Designed by Fender Custom Shop Master Builder Christopher Fleming, the Baja Telecaster guitar features an ash body with a thin polyester finish, soft V-shaped maple neck with 21 medium jumbo frets, custom vintage-style Broadcaster bridge pickup and custom Twisted Tele neck pickup, four-way pickup switch and S-1 switch.

One of the most popular instruments in history, the Fender Stratocaster guitar is the most imitated electric guitar ever. 1957 was a landmark year for the instrument - it had evolved from its early incarnations into an archetype - and it was the high point of the maple-neck era. Features include an alder body (ash on White Blonde model), '57/'62 pickups, three-way switching (five-way switch kit included), beveled pickup magnets, ashtray bridge cover and single-ply pickguard.

The beautifully grained ash body is set off by a yummy mint pickguard. Vintage Noiseless pups have the time-tested single-coil bite without the annoying hum. All-pro appointments include the 21-fret, C-shaped, maple neck; vintage-style, 6-point; synchronous tremolo; and die-cast tuning keys. Includes gig bag.

In 2007 we approached the Fender Custom Shop with an idea. We wanted the most beat-up, played-in Stratocaster we'd ever seen, and we wanted it to feel like it had been played every night for 40 years. Soon we realized that we would have to take the aging processes developed in the Custom Shop to their limits to produce what would end up being not a tribute to any famous guitarist, but a tribute to the instrument itself. The Ultimate Relic Stratocaster was born.

The 1956 Stratocaster is known for it's distinctive V shaped neck, and classic '50s Strat bell-like chime. The V shape doesn't feel too sharp as you would think, it's great for quick rhythm playing, and as you go up the neck the V starts to taper out, excellent for lead playing. We put a spin on this '56 Strat by giving it a one-piece rosewood neck. The guitar, which has been crafted by Fender Master Builder Jason Smith, has a unique look to it and an even more out-of-the-ordinary tone. Rosewood emphasizes the low end, giving it a boomier and looser bottom end. Speaking of tone, this guitar is loaded with Abby Ybarra handwound '50s Strat pickups, the cream of the crop when it comes to Fender electronics.

Hired by Leo Fender in 1948, George Fullerton was one of the people who assisted Leo in designing some of the companies timeless instruments, in this case the Stratocaster. This 2011 Limited Edition instrument is a replication of the vision Fullerton had for the prototype Strat. With its interesting space-age pickguard made of black bakelite with a chrome control plate and knurled dome knobs this Strat really looks like one of a kind. Fender had updated the guitar to feature a 9.5 fretboard radius and narrow jumbo frets for enhanced modern day playability. The guitar is loaded it with Abby Ybarra handwound Stratocaster pickups, which is appropriate considering she's been perfecting her craft since she started at Fender in 1956.