Fender Reference Extract

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Peter Bertges
The Fender Reference
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Technical details about all Fender basses and guitars
- Foreword by Thomas Blug, Germanys Stratplayer No. 1
Peter Bertges

A complete collection of specifications for the electric
guitars and basses marketed under the Fender brand
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cover photograph: Thomas Blug
ISBN: 978-3-939316-38-1
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Contents
Preface .............................................................................................................. 21
Introduction....................................................................................................... 23
Purpose and Scope of this Book ..................................................................... 23
The Structure of this Book ............................................................................. 23
The Series...................................................................................................... 25
General Features and Changes ....................................................................... 27
Part I Major Models ................................................................................... 31
1
Stratocaster ................................................................................................ 33
1.1
The original model............................................................................... 34
1.2
The Standard models............................................................................ 39
1.2.1
American Standard Stratocaster................................................... 39
1.2.2
Standard Stratocaster .................................................................. 41
1.2.3
Standard Stratocaster .................................................................. 41
1.2.4
Squier Series Standard Stratocaster ............................................. 43
1.2.5
American Stratocaster HH........................................................... 44
1.2.6
American Stratocaster HSS ......................................................... 45
1.3
Upgrades and Other Variants............................................................... 45
1.3.1
Anniversary Stratocaster ............................................................. 45
1.3.2
The Strat..................................................................................... 46
1.3.3
Walnut Strat ............................................................................... 47
1.3.4
Gold Stratocaster ........................................................................ 48
1.3.5
Elite Stratocaster......................................................................... 48
1.3.6
Contemporary Stratocaster .......................................................... 50
1.3.7
US Contemporary Stratocaster .................................................... 51

Contents
1.3.8
Strat Plus .................................................................................... 52
1.3.9
HM Strat..................................................................................... 53
1.3.10
Strat XII ..................................................................................... 54
1.3.11
Paisley Stratocaster ..................................................................... 55
1.3.12
Blue Flower Stratocaster ............................................................. 56
1.3.13
Deluxe Strat Plus ........................................................................ 56
1.3.14
HLE Stratocaster......................................................................... 57
1.3.15
Stratocaster American Standard Deluxe....................................... 57
1.3.16
Short Scale Stratocaster............................................................... 57
1.3.17
HM Strat Ultra............................................................................ 58
1.3.18
Strat Ultra................................................................................... 58
1.3.19
35th Anniversary Stratocaster...................................................... 59
1.3.20
HRR '50s Stratocaster ................................................................. 59
1.3.21
HRR '60s Stratocaster ................................................................. 60
1.3.22
American Classic Stratocaster ..................................................... 60
1.3.23
Floyd Rose Classic Stratocaster................................................... 61
1.3.24
Set Neck Stratocaster .................................................................. 62
1.3.25
Special Edition 1993 Stratocaster ................................................ 63
1.3.26
Special Edition 1994 Stratocaster ................................................ 63
1.3.27
1.3.28
Strat Special ............................................................................... 63
1.3.29
Foto Flame Stratocaster............................................................... 64
1.3.30
Foto Flame Floyd Rose Standard Strat......................................... 65
1.3.31
Carved Top Stratocaster.............................................................. 65
1.3.32
American Standard Strat GR Ready ............................................ 66
1.3.33
1.3.34
Lone Star Strat............................................................................ 66
1.3.35
Tex-Mex Strat............................................................................. 67
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1.3.36
Roadhouse Strat.......................................................................... 68
1.3.37
Big Apple Strat........................................................................... 68
1.3.38
alifornia Strat.............................................................................. 69
1.3.39
1997 Collector's Edition Stratocaster ........................................... 70
1.3.40
Deluxe Super Strat...................................................................... 70
1.3.41
Classic Player Strat ..................................................................... 71
1.3.42
Relic Floyd Rose Stratocaster...................................................... 71
1.3.43
American Deluxe Stratocaster ..................................................... 72
1.3.44
American Deluxe Fat Stratocaster ............................................... 73
1.3.45
Deluxe Powerhouse Strat ............................................................ 73
1.3.46
Deluxe Fat Strat Floyd Rose........................................................ 74
1.3.47
Sub-Sonic................................................................................... 75
1.3.48
Highway 1 Stratocaster ............................................................... 76
1.3.49
trat-O-Sonic DV I............................................................................ 77
1.3.50
Acoustasonic Strat ...................................................................... 78
1.3.51
1.3.52
American Deluxe Stratocaster V-Neck ........................................ 79
1.3.53
American Deluxe Ash Stratocaster .............................................. 79
1.3.54
American Deluxe Strat FMT/QMT HSS...................................... 80
1.3.55
Deluxe Players Strat.................................................................... 80
1.3.56
Tie-Dye Strat HS ........................................................................ 81
1.3.57
Lite Ash Stratocaster................................................................... 81
1.3.58
Aerodyne Stratocaster ................................................................. 82
1.3.59
Big Block Stratocaster ................................................................ 83
1.3.60
Strat Pro ..................................................................................... 83
1.3.61
Deluxe Power Stratocaster .......................................................... 84
1.3.62
1.3.63
60th Anniversary Standard Stratocaster ....................................... 85

Contents
1.3.64
Koa Stratocaster.......................................................................... 85
1.3.65
Classic Player 50s Strat.............................................................. 86
1.3.66
Classic Player 60s Strat.............................................................. 87
1.3.67
VG Stratocaster .......................................................................... 87
1.3.68
Vintage Hot Rod '57 Stratocaster................................................. 88
1.3.69
Vintage Hot Rod '62 Stratocaster................................................. 88
1.3.70
'60s Closet Classic Stratocaster with Competition Stripe.............. 89
1.3.71
20th Anniversary Masterbuilt 2007 Stratocaster Closet Classic .... 89
1.4
Reissue Models.................................................................................... 90
1.4.1
Vintage '57 Stratocaster .............................................................. 90
1.4.2
Vintage '62 Stratocaster .............................................................. 91
1.4.3
'50s Stratocaster .......................................................................... 92
1.4.4
'60s Stratocaster .......................................................................... 93
1.4.5
'72 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 94
1.4.6
'68 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 94
1.4.7
'54 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 95
1.4.8
1960 Stratocaster ........................................................................ 95
1.4.9
Relic '50s Stratocaster ................................................................. 96
1.4.10
Relic '60s Stratocaster ................................................................. 97
1.4.11
'58 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 97
1.4.12
'69 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 98
1.4.13
N.O.S. Stratocaster ..................................................................... 98
1.4.14
'65 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 99
1.4.15
'66 Stratocaster ........................................................................... 99
1.4.16
'70s Stratocaster .......................................................................... 99
1.4.17
1957 Commemorative Stratocaster............................................ 100
1.4.18
57 Heavy Relic Stratocaster ..................................................... 100
1.4.19
62 Heavy Relic Stratocaster ..................................................... 101

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1.5
Artist Models.................................................................................... 102
1.5.1
Eric Clapton Signature Stratocaster ........................................... 102
1.5.2
Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Stratocaster................................. 103
1.5.3
Yngwie Malmsteen Standard Stratocaster.................................. 105
1.5.4
Jeff Beck Signature Stratocaster ................................................ 105
1.5.5
Robert Cray Signature Stratocaster............................................ 106
1.5.6
Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster ............................... 107
1.5.7
Richie Sambora Signature Stratocaster ...................................... 107
1.5.8
Richie Sambora Standard Signature Strat .................................. 108
1.5.9
Dick Dale Signature Stratocaster ............................................... 109
1.5.10
Bonnie Raitt Signature Stratocaster ........................................... 109
1.5.11
Buddy Guy Signature Stratocaster............................................. 110
1.5.12
Richie Sambora Lim. Ed. Black Paisley Stratocaster.................. 111
1.5.13
The Ventures Lim. Ed. Stratocaster ........................................... 111
1.5.14
Jimi Hendrix Tribute Stratocaster.............................................. 112
1.5.15
Hank Marvin Stratocaster.......................................................... 112
1.5.16
Jimmie Vaughan Signature Tex-Mex Strat ................................ 112
1.5.17
Ritchie Blackmore Lim. Ed. Stratocaster ................................... 113
1.5.18
Jerry Donahue Lim. Ed. Stratocaster ......................................... 114
1.5.19
John Jorgensen Lim. Ed. Hellecaster ......................................... 114
1.5.20
Matthias Jabs Signature Stratocaster.......................................... 115
1.5.21
Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Stratocaster............................................. 115
1.5.22
Ritchie Blackmore Signature Stratocaster.................................. 116
1.5.23
Chris Rea Stratocaster............................................................... 116
1.5.24
Tom Delonge Stratocaster ......................................................... 117
1.5.25
Buddy Guy Polka Dot Stratocaster ............................................ 117
1.5.26
Mark Knopfler Stratocaster ....................................................... 118
1.5.27
Robert Cray Signature Standard Strat ........................................ 118

Contents
1.5.28
Rory Gallagher Tribute Stratocaster .......................................... 118
1.5.29
Robin Trower Signature Stratocaster ......................................... 119
1.5.30
Eric Johnson Stratocaster .......................................................... 120
1.6
2
John Mayer Stratocaster ..................................................................... 120
Telecaster ................................................................................................ 123

2.1
The original model............................................................................. 123
2.2
The Standard models.......................................................................... 127
2.2.1
American Standard Telecaster................................................... 127
2.2.2
Standard Telecaster................................................................... 128
2.2.3
Squier Series Standard Telecaster.............................................. 130
2.2.4
American Telecaster HH........................................................... 130
2.2.5
American Telecaster HSS ......................................................... 131
2.2.6
American Ash Telecaster .......................................................... 131
2.3
Upgrades and other Variants .............................................................. 132
2.3.1
Custom Telecaster .................................................................... 132
2.3.2
Rosewood Telecaster ................................................................ 133
2.3.3
Telecaster Thinline ................................................................... 134
2.3.4
Telecaster Custom .................................................................... 135
2.3.5
Telecaster Deluxe ..................................................................... 136
2.3.6
Black & Gold Telecaster ........................................................... 137
2.3.7
Elite Telecaster ......................................................................... 137
2.3.8
Contemporary Telecaster .......................................................... 139
2.3.9
40th Anniversary Telecaster...................................................... 140
2.3.10
Telecaster Plus.......................................................................... 140
2.3.11
Telecaster Plus Deluxe.............................................................. 141
2.3.12
Set Neck Telecaster .................................................................. 141
2.3.13
HMT Telecaster........................................................................ 142
2.3.14
Bajo Sexto Telecaster ............................................................... 143

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Sparkle Telecaster..................................................................... 144
2.3.16
Special Edition 1994 Telecaster ................................................ 144
2.3.17
Tele Special.............................................................................. 144
2.3.18
Foto Flame Telecaster............................................................... 145
2.3.19
Set Neck Telecaster Jr............................................................... 145
2.3.20
Telecaster XII........................................................................... 146
2.3.21
B-Bender Telecaster ................................................................. 147
2.3.22
American Classic Telecaster ..................................................... 148
2.3.23
90's Telecaster Deluxe .............................................................. 149
2.3.24
90's Telecaster Custom.............................................................. 149
2.3.25
Telecaster Acoustic/Electric...................................................... 150
2.3.26
Telecaster Classic Nylon String Electric.................................... 150
2.3.27
Tex-Mex Telecaster Special ...................................................... 151
2.3.28
Deluxe Nashville Telecaster...................................................... 152
2.3.29
'90s Tele Thinline ..................................................................... 152
2.3.30
California Tele.......................................................................... 153
2.3.31
American Deluxe Telecaster ..................................................... 154
2.3.32
American Fat Telecaster............................................................ 155
2.3.33
Tele-Sonic ................................................................................ 155
2.3.34
1998 Collector's Edition Telecaster ........................................... 156
2.3.35
Deluxe Nashville Power Telecaster ........................................... 156
2.3.36
American Deluxe Power Tele.................................................... 157
2.3.37
Tele Sub-Sonic ......................................................................... 157
2.3.38
Telecaster Custom FMT............................................................ 158
2.3.39
Highway 1 Telecaster ............................................................... 159
2.3.40
Highway 1 Texas Telecaster...................................................... 159
2.3.41
Flat Head Telecaster ................................................................. 160
2.3.42
American Deluxe Ash Telecaster .............................................. 160

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2.3.43
American Deluxe Telecaster FMT/QMT HH............................. 161
2.3.44
Blackout Telecaster................................................................... 161
2.3.45
Lite Ash Telecaster ................................................................... 162
2.3.46
Aerodyne Telecaster ................................................................. 163
2.3.47
Big Block Telecaster................................................................. 163
2.3.48
60th Anniversary Telecaster...................................................... 164
2.3.49
Custom Telecaster Thinline....................................................... 164
2.3.50
Koa Telecaster.......................................................................... 165
2.3.51
Classic Player Baja Telecaster................................................... 165
2.3.52
Telecaster Pro........................................................................... 166
2.3.53
Custom Telecaster Spalted Maple HH ....................................... 166
2.3.54
Vintage Hot Rod '52 Telecaster ................................................. 167
2.4
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 167
2.4.1
Vintage '52 Telecaster............................................................... 167
2.4.2
'50s Telecaster .......................................................................... 168
2.4.3
Paisley Telecaster ..................................................................... 169
2.4.4
'62 Custom Telecaster............................................................... 170
2.4.5
'72 Telecaster Custom............................................................... 170
2.4.6
'72 Telecaster Thinline.............................................................. 171
2.4.7
Blue Flower Telecaster ............................................................. 172
2.4.8
'69 Telecaster Thinline.............................................................. 172
2.4.9
2.4.10
Relic '50s Nocaster ................................................................... 173
2.4.11
'50s Telecaster .......................................................................... 174
2.4.12
'60s Telecaster Custom.............................................................. 174
2.4.13
'52 Tele Special ........................................................................ 174
2.4.14
'63 Telecaster............................................................................ 175
2.4.15
'60s Telecaster .......................................................................... 175

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2.4.16
'72 Telecaster Deluxe................................................................ 175
2.4.17
'60 Custom Telecaster............................................................... 176
2.4.18
'67 Telecaster............................................................................ 176
2.4.19
'50s Telecaster with Bigsby....................................................... 177
2.4.20
'70s Telecaster LH .................................................................... 177
2.4.21
2.5
Artist Models.................................................................................... 178
2.5.1
Albert Collins Telecaster........................................................... 178
2.5.2
Danny Gatton Telecaster ........................................................... 178
2.5.3
James Burton Telecaster ........................................................... 179
2.5.4
Jerry Donahue Telecaster .......................................................... 180
2.5.5
Jerry Donahue "JD" Telecaster.................................................. 180
2.5.6
Clarence White Telecaster......................................................... 181
2.5.7
Waylon Jennings Tribute Telecaster .......................................... 181
2.5.8
James Burton Standard Telecaster ............................................. 182
2.5.9
Nokie Edwards Lim. Ed. Telecaster .......................................... 183
2.5.10
Merle Haggard Signature Telecaster.......................................... 183
2.5.11
Will Ray "Mojo" Telecaster ...................................................... 184
2.5.12
Will Ray Lim. Ed. Jazz-A-Caster .............................................. 185
2.5.13
John Jorgensen Telecaster ......................................................... 185
2.5.14
Buck Owens Lim. Ed. Telecaster .............................................. 186
2.5.15
Muddy Waters Telecaster.......................................................... 186
2.5.16
Jimmy Bryant Tribute Telecaster............................................... 187
2.5.17
J5 Telecaster (John 5) ............................................................... 187
2.5.18
J5 Telecaster............................................................................. 188
2.5.19
J5 Triple Tele Deluxe................................................................ 188
2.5.20
G.E. Smith Telecaster ............................................................... 189
2.5.21
Andy Summers Tribute Telecaster ............................................ 189

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Jazz Bass ................................................................................................. 191

3.1
3.2
3.2.1
American Standard Jazz Bass.................................................... 194
3.2.2
Standard Jazz Bass.................................................................... 196
3.2.3
Squier Series Standard Jazz Bass............................................... 197
3.2.4
Foto Flame '60s Jazz Bass......................................................... 197
3.3
Upgrades and Other Variants............................................................. 198
3.3.1
Gold Jazz Bass.......................................................................... 198
3.3.2
Contemporary Jazz Bass (aka P-J Bass)..................................... 199
3.3.3
Power Jazz Bass Special ........................................................... 200
3.3.4
Jazz Bass Deluxe ...................................................................... 201
3.3.5
American Classic Jazz Bass ...................................................... 204
3.3.6
Deluxe Active Jazz Bass ........................................................... 205
3.3.7
Deluxe Active Jazz Bass V........................................................ 206
3.3.8
Custom Classic Jazz Bass ......................................................... 206
3.3.9
Highway 1 Jazz Bass ................................................................ 207
3.3.10
Aerodyne Jazz Bass .................................................................. 208
3.3.11
60th Anniversary Jazz Bass....................................................... 208
3.3.12
Power Jazz Bass ....................................................................... 209
3.3.13
Jazz Bass 24 ............................................................................. 209
3.3.14
Jazz Bass 24 V.......................................................................... 210
3.4
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 210
3.4.1
Vintage '62 Jazz Bass................................................................ 210
3.3.2
'60s Jazz Bass ........................................................................... 211
3.3.3
'75 Jazz Bass............................................................................. 212
3.3.4
Relic '60s Jazz Bass .................................................................. 212
3.3.5
'62 Jazz Bass LH....................................................................... 213

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3.4
Artist Models.................................................................................... 213
3.3.2
The Ventures Lim. Ed. Jazz Bass .............................................. 213
3.3.3
Noel Redding Lim. Ed. Jazz Bass.............................................. 214
3.3.4
Marcus Miller Jazz Bass ........................................................... 214
3.3.5
Geddy Lee Jazz Bass ................................................................ 215
3.3.6
Jaco Pastorius Tribute Jazz Bass................................................ 216
3.3.7
Victor Bailey Jazz Bass............................................................. 217
3.3.8
Mark Hoppus Jazz Bass ............................................................ 218
3.3.9
Reggie Hamilton Jazz Bass ....................................................... 219
3.3.10
Reggie Hamilton Standard Jazz Bass......................................... 220
3.3.11
Frank Bello Signature Bass ....................................................... 220
Precision Bass.......................................................................................... 223

4.1
4.2
4.2.1
American Standard Precision Bass ............................................ 227
4.2.2
Standard Precision Bass ............................................................ 228
4.2.3
Squier Series Standard Precision Bass ....................................... 229
4.2.4
Foto Flame '60s Precision Bass ................................................. 229
4.3
4.3.1
Slab Body Precision Bass.......................................................... 230
4.3.2
Precision Bass Special .............................................................. 230
4.3.3
Walnut Precision Bass Special .................................................. 231
4.3.4
Elite Precision Bass .................................................................. 231
4.3.5
Precision Bass Plus ................................................................... 233
4.3.6
Short Scale Precision Bass ........................................................ 233
4.3.7
Precision Bass "Lyte" Standard ................................................. 233
4.3.8
Precision Bass Plus Deluxe ....................................................... 235
4.3.9
Acoustic-Electric Precision Bass ............................................... 235

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4.3.10
Vintage Precision Bass Custom................................................. 235
4.3.11
Precision Bass Special .............................................................. 236
4.3.12
Precision Bass Deluxe............................................................... 236
4.3.13
California Precision Bass Special .............................................. 238
4.3.14
Hot Rod Precision Bass............................................................. 239
4.3.15
Highway 1 Precision Bass......................................................... 240
4.3.16
Standard Precision Bass Junior.................................................. 241
4.3.17
Big Block Precision Bass .......................................................... 241
4.3.18
60th Anniversary Precision Bass ............................................... 242
4.3.19
60th Anniversary Precision Bass ............................................... 242
4.3.20
Aerodyne Classic Precision Bass Special................................... 242
4.4
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 243
4.4.1
Vintage '57 Precision Bass ........................................................ 243
4.4.2
Vintage '62 Precision Bass ........................................................ 244
4.4.3
'50s Precision Bass and '60s Precision Bass ............................... 244
4.4.4
'51 Precision Bass ..................................................................... 244
4.4.5
'57 Precision Bass LH ............................................................... 245
4.4.6
'59 Precision Bass ..................................................................... 245
4.4.7
'55 Precision Bass ..................................................................... 245
4.4.8
Artist Models........................................................................... 246
4.4.9
Sting Precision Bass.................................................................. 246
4.4.10
Rocco Prestia Precision Bass..................................................... 246
4.4.11
Mike Dirnt Precision Bass Special............................................. 247
4.4.12
Tony Franklin Fretless Precision Bass ....................................... 247
4.4.13
Pino Palladino Precision Bass ................................................... 248
Showmaster ............................................................................................. 249

5.1.1
Showmaster Standard................................................................ 249
5.1.2
Showmaster 7-String................................................................. 251

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5.1.3
Flat Head Showmaster .............................................................. 251
5.1.4
Showmaster Elite FMT ............................................................. 252
5.1.5
Showmaster Celtic H ................................................................ 253
5.1.6
Showmaster Scorpion HH ......................................................... 254
5.1.7
Highway 1 Showmaster HH...................................................... 255
5.1.8
Showmaster Blackout ............................................................... 255
5.1.9
Showmaster FAT HH ............................................................... 255
Esquire .................................................................................................... 259

6.1
6.2
6.2.1
Custom Esquire ........................................................................ 262
6.2.1
Seymour Duncan Esquire.......................................................... 263
6.2.2
Esquire Custom GT .................................................................. 263
6.2.3
Esquire Custom Scorpion.......................................................... 264
6.2.4
Esquire Custom Celtic .............................................................. 264
6.3
6.3.1
'54 Esquire................................................................................ 265
6.2.1
'62 Custom Esquire................................................................... 265
6.2.2
'59 Esquire................................................................................ 265
6.3
7
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 265
'50s Esquire ....................................................................................... 266
Jaguar ...................................................................................................... 267

7.1
7.2
7.2.1
Jaguar Baritone Custom ............................................................ 269
7.2.2
Jaguar Baritone HH .................................................................. 270
7.2.3
Jaguar HH ................................................................................ 270
7.3
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 271
7.3.1
'62 Jaguar ................................................................................. 271

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7.3.2
8
'62 Jaguar ................................................................................. 271
Jazzmaster ............................................................................................... 273

8.1
8.2
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 276
8.2.1
'62 Jazzmaster........................................................................... 276
8.2.2
'62 Jazzmaster........................................................................... 276
8.3
Artist Models.................................................................................... 277
8.3.1
9
The Ventures Lim. Ed. Jazzmaster ............................................ 277
(Bass) VI ................................................................................................. 279

9.1
9.2
Reissue Models.................................................................................. 281
9.2.1
Bass VI..................................................................................... 281
9.2.2
Bass VI..................................................................................... 281
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Mustang............................................................................................. 283
10.1
The original model ........................................................................ 283
10.2
Reissue Models ............................................................................. 285
10.2.1
'69 Mustang .............................................................................. 285
10.2.2
Competition Mustang................................................................ 286
10.2.3
'65 Mustang .............................................................................. 286
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Mustang Bass .................................................................................... 287
11.1
11.2
Reissue Models ............................................................................. 289
11.2.1
12
Mustang Bass ........................................................................... 289
Stu Hamm Urge Bass......................................................................... 291

12.1.1
Stu Hamm Urge Standard Bass ................................................. 292
12.1.2
Stu Hamm Urge II Bass ............................................................ 292
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Roscoe Beck V Bass .......................................................................... 295
14
Jaguar Bass........................................................................................ 297

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TC-90 Thinline .................................................................................. 299
16
So-Cal Speed Shop Guitar.................................................................. 301
Part II Models no longer in production (pre-CBS and CBS eras) ............. 303
17
Musicmaster ...................................................................................... 305
18
Duo-Sonic ......................................................................................... 309
18.1
18.2
Reissues ........................................................................................ 311
19
Electric XII........................................................................................ 313
20
Bass V ............................................................................................... 317
21
Marauder ........................................................................................... 319
21.1
The Version I prototypes ............................................................... 319
21.2
The Version II prototypes .............................................................. 320
22
Coronado........................................................................................... 321
22.1
23
Coronado I .................................................................................... 321

Coronado Bass................................................................................... 325
23.1
Coronado Bass I ............................................................................ 325
24
Bronco............................................................................................... 329
25
LTD .................................................................................................. 331
26
Montego ............................................................................................ 333
27
Telecaster Bass .................................................................................. 335
28
Swinger ............................................................................................. 337
29
Musicmaster Bass .............................................................................. 339
30
Starcaster ........................................................................................... 341
31
Lead .................................................................................................. 343
32
Bullet................................................................................................. 347
32.1
32.1.1
First series..................................................................................... 347

Bullet ....................................................................................... 347
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32.2
Second series................................................................................. 348
32.2.1
32.3
Bass series..................................................................................... 350
32.3.1
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Bullet ....................................................................................... 348
Bullet Bass B30 ........................................................................ 350
D'Aquisto .......................................................................................... 351
33.1
The first model .............................................................................. 351
33.1.1
33.2
The second model.......................................................................... 353
33.2.1
33.3
D'Aquisto Elite ......................................................................... 353

The third model............................................................................. 354
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D'Aquisto Standard................................................................... 351
Classic Rocker .......................................................................... 354
Esprit, Flame, Robben Ford................................................................ 357
34.1
34.1.1
34.2
Esprit Standard ......................................................................... 357

Artist models................................................................................. 359
34.2.1
Robben Ford............................................................................. 359
34.2.2
Robben Ford Elite FM .............................................................. 360
34.2.3
Robben Ford Ultra FM.............................................................. 360
34.2.4
Robben Ford Ultra SP............................................................... 360
Part III Models no longer in Production (post CBS era) ........................... 363
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Katana ............................................................................................... 365
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Performer .......................................................................................... 367
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Performer Bass .................................................................................. 369
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JP90 Bass .......................................................................................... 371
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HM Bass............................................................................................ 373
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Prodigy.............................................................................................. 375
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Prodigy Bass...................................................................................... 377

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MB4 Bass .......................................................................................... 379
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Jag-Stang........................................................................................... 381
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Cyclone ............................................................................................. 383
44.1
44.2
Variants ........................................................................................ 384
44.2.1
Cyclone II................................................................................. 384
44.2.2
Cyclone HH.............................................................................. 384
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Toronado ........................................................................................... 385
45.1
45.2
Variants ........................................................................................ 386
45.2.1
Toronado DE ............................................................................ 386
45.2.2
Toronado HH............................................................................ 387
45.2.3
Highway 1 Toronado ................................................................ 387
45.2.4
Toronado HH............................................................................ 387
45.2.5
Toronado GT HH...................................................................... 388
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Zone Bass .......................................................................................... 389
46.1
46.2
Variants ........................................................................................ 390
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46.2.1
Zone Bass................................................................................. 390
46.2.2
Zone Bass V ............................................................................. 390
Dimension Bass ................................................................................. 393
Part IV The Heartfield Models .................................................................. 395

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Elan................................................................................................... 397
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RR-58................................................................................................ 399
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Talon ................................................................................................. 401
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DR-4, DR-5, DR-6 Basses.................................................................. 403

DR-4 Bass ............................................................................................... 403
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Prophecy Bass ................................................................................... 405

52.1.1
Prophecy I Bass ........................................................................ 405
Appendix: Additional Information ................................................................... 407

Left-handed instruments............................................................................... 407
General thoughts...................................................................................... 407
Available models ..................................................................................... 407
Differing features..................................................................................... 410
Available finishes ........................................................................................ 412
The Pre-CBS and CBS eras ...................................................................... 412
The Post-CBS era..................................................................................... 416
Serial Numbers............................................................................................ 420
The general scheme.................................................................................. 420
Reissue models ........................................................................................ 422
Special schemes ....................................................................................... 422
Fender Japan............................................................................................ 423
Instruments made in Mexico .................................................................... 425
Bibliography, Sources.................................................................................. 426
Books ...................................................................................................... 426
Photographs............................................................................................. 427
Trademarks.............................................................................................. 427
Updates ................................................................................................... 427
Index............................................................................................................... 429
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Preface
A lot of music has been made with the Strat a great deal actually, varying in a lot
of different styles! The reason for this may lie in the versatility and the multifacetedness of this guitar. Or is it perhaps because each Strat is different from any
other?
We live in the 21st century and somehow a guitar which first saw the light of day in
1954, is still one of the most-played models of all the electric guitars of the present.
As for myself, I have been playing this guitar for more than 20 years, and I still
discover new tone colours and musical hues which I can get out of it.
Similarities between Strats are mostly in appearance. Every Strat has its own special character, which can really be heard if you listen carefully.
The closer you look, the more you'll understand how essential the influence of each
component, which is built into the Strat, is for its sound. I have come to realise that
not only the changing of pick-ups alters the sound even the material of the pickguard, where the pick-ups are mounted, makes a noticeable difference.
Summing up, this fact results in different sound properties which provide each
instrument with its own character. Even small tolerances during the production
process leave their acoustical traces and help form the quality and character of
individual instruments. Which brings us to a particular phenomenon one which
non-musicians cannot grasp and which they would most probably shrug off as just
being nonsense the influence of the instrument on the musician.
Some call it inspiration, others call it the soul of the instrument that speaks to them.
Whatever the case may be, this is a point on which I agree with many of my fellow
guitarists.
Go and ask a violin player who plays a Stradivarius about the huge influence the
violin has on its player and his music this is an incontrovertible fact which is
acknowledged all over the musical world.
What I have experienced time and again, is that the soul of every single Strat I've
ever played completely took me by surprise, as I discovered that every instrument
inevitably shows you its character which you have to come to terms with, otherwise no musical oneness between musician and instrument can be established.
Strats can be stroppy little beasts which you've got to become acquainted with and
understand first... ...but that's exactly what makes them so fascinating to deal with.
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As a guitar player I can only reiterate what an immense influence the materials
used have on the sound, the response and subsequently on the tone of the instrument.
I have spent half a lifetime collecting these experiences. Today I have a clear conception of which tremolo, which pick-ups and which wood I like best.
And that's exactly where the fun starts for every serious guitarist. Every guitarist
has his own personality and is somehow searching for "his instrument" with which
he has the best rapport and which lets him express himself best.
That's why it makes sense to take a much closer look at the varied aspects of the
Strat including its history. Many accounts that you'll find in this book will either
ring a bell or bring something to light.
Many of the things that you may have merely felt up to now, will start to make
sense in the light of your own experiences.
For me it is still fascinating to hear and see the things, different guitarists can do
with the Strat, especially such diverse personalities as David Gilmour, Richie
Backmore, Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Hank Marvin, Nile Rodgers, Eric Johnson,
Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan.
This book gives you a complete summary on what changes occurred to the hardware in the course of the years. There are exact references to the materials Fender
used in the various series, and thus the book helps you understand what has
changed, not only in the Strat, but also in all the other guitars and basses Fender
has brought to the music-making world.
Whether you use this information as a collector in order to establish the genuineness of an instrument, or whether the data serve as sources for your own research,
is at your own discretion.
And the story will go on! That's a thing I'm very, very sure of...
Thomas Blug
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Introduction
Purpose and Scope of this Book

The purpose of this book is NOT to provide you with a myriad of colourful pics to
look at and anecdotes or inside stories on certain guitar models.
Instead the purpose of this book is to give you a concise reference which you can
consult whenever you need to know exactly when a certain Fender model was
introduced, changed, or dropped from the line, or if you're trying to establish the
period during which a certain detail could be found in a specific Fender model.
Therefore, the book contains all models built and marketed on an international
basis by Fender. And while I'm at it, I might as well tell you what the book does
not contain, as I obviously had to draw the line somewhere. Otherwise this book
would have to include each and every one-off that an artist or a dealer ever received from Fender, and since there is no record being kept on each individual
instrument that left the factory from day one, it is utterly impossible to trace them
all. What's more, there is no point in a reference listing one-of-a-kind instruments.
Reference means that you can compare your instrument to a number of specifications and officially given features. And a one-off can, of course, not be compared
since well, since it's a one-off.
For similar reasons I have omitted the so-called dealer-select guitars that were
produced in a limited number to be sold by one store exclusively. Once you start
digging in that direction, there'll be no end to the matter.
The Structure of this Book

One of the most, if not the most difficult thing about compiling this book was to
create an order which would be clear and comprehensible for all the hundreds of
different models and variants of models that were introduced with overlapping
timelines and put in and out of production several times. That's why I dismissed
my first impulse of listing the models in the chronological order of their first being
marketed.
Since the times are long gone when a Stratocaster was simply a Stratocaster full
stop, you have to obtain some sense of order into the ensuing variety of Standard
Strats, Deluxe Strats and Special Super Strats.
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That's why I dismissed my second impulse to group the instruments according to

the series they belong to. This method would lead to total chaos since it would
mean that you could find Stratocasters in about a dozen different chapters, and in
order to find a certain model you would have to browse through half the book. To
make matters worse, there are models which switched from one series to another
over the years, and sometimes whole series, such as the Hot Rodded Series, were
swallowed up by other series, so that the models belonging to these series would
have to show up in two or more chapters. Confusion would be complete, and you
would be less than pleased with such a book.
After considering several concepts, I finally settled for the following as being the
best compromise between clarity and logic:
First I have distinguished between what I will call basic models: Stratocaster, Telecaster, Jazz Bass, etc.. In the old days, these were just different products in Leo
Fender's catalogue. In the course of time though, they were divided into minor
submodels and variants which in most cases bore their original name plus a suffix,
e.g. American Deluxe Fat Strat, so that the Stratocaster in itself became something
of a meta model.
I decided to treat the abovementioned basic models not in the order of their first
appearance on the market, but rather in the order of their importance. Now what is
that supposed to mean? And how can I assume that one model is more important
than another? It is easier to answer these questions than it would seem at first
glance. The decisive factor is the number of submodels and variants that exist of a
certain basic model. And since the Stratocaster has appeared in 161 different guises
during its history, the case is quite clear.
Once this first step is taken, everything else falls into place. The Telecaster has the
second highest number of variants to its name. Then follows the Jazz Bass and so
on.
The parts of this book addressing these basic models all have roughly the same
structure. For the sake of clarity let's take the Stratocaster as an example to explain
this structure. In essence, it will be the same for all the other basic models.
First the Stratocaster is introduced in a short paragraph, stating special features and
peculiarities. After this, the basic specifications - measurements which usually
never change - are given in the form of a table. Then all the general features of the
original Stratocaster are listed in a table, and after this, the changes these features
went through in the course of the years are listed.
Following this, the standard models are addressed. In case you're wondering about
the plural in 'models', let me tell you that there are indeed several (up to a dozen)
'Standard' variants of each major model. Hence the extra chapter.
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Next come the upgrades and variants of the Stratocaster in their chronological
order. Here you will find all the models which added something, either some special features or gimmicks to the original model. The general features of these models are identical to those of the standard Stratocaster of the corresponding period,
unless otherwise indicated.
Then we come to the reissue models. Here you can find all the Stratocaster models
that were produced as more or less true replicas of Stratocasters as they were at a
certain point in their history. The tables of this chapter list only those features
which divert from those of the original guitar, i.e. where period-correctness was
not matched.
The final chapter of the Stratocaster part is concerned with artist models. This
chapter contains any model that has the name of an artist attached to it. If the
model is clearly based on another Stratocaster model, the name of this parent
model is given and the subsequent table will list only those features which divert
from those of the parent model.
And so we will proceed through the whole gamut of Fender guitars and basses.
The Series
The idea of combining instruments in series is not very old. When Leo Fender
started his business, he simply produced a couple of different guitar models and
sold these. The necessity to create series does not arise until you start producing
variants of different models, which share some common properties. These may be
deluxe features such as active electronics, or vintage specifications. Then it makes
sense to draw up various series for the instruments, such as in the above example: a
Deluxe and a Vintage series.
This is exactly what Fender did in 1982, when they introduced the Vintage series
and, in the following year, the Elite series.
The Vintage series (which later became the American Vintage series) contains the
US-made reissues. When the craze for pre-CBS instruments gathered momentum
at the beginning of the '80s, Fender finally decided to meet the demand for instruments with vintage specifications. The result was a range of guitars and basses
which have enjoyed unabated popularity until the present day. Starting off in 1982
with the '52 Tele, the '57 and '62 Stratocasters, '57 and '62 Precision Basses and the
'62 Jazz Bass, the series was enhanced in the course of the years by a '75 Jazz Bass,
'62 Jazzmaster and Jaguar guitars, the '62 Custom Telecaster and the '70s Stratocaster. All these instruments are built to the same specifications as their original
counterparts.
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When the Elite Series was introduced in May 1983, it was a final attempt to raise
CBS/Fender's reputation in the music world by offering the most advanced instruments that had ever run from their production line. The Elite series consisted of
three Stratocaster models, three Telecaster models and five variants of Precision
Basses, all with active electronics, newly-designed tilt-necks and pick-ups among
other innovations.
In 1986, the year after CBS had sold Fender to a group of committed employees,
the product line started afresh with just the American Standard and the Vintage
series. Yet it soon became apparent that in the modern music business it is necessary to offer a broad range of instruments to reach a wide public with its diverse
tastes and needs. So the number of series rose and soon became very confusing
with 'US Plus/Deluxe', 'Collectable', 'Special/Deluxe' series and what-not, the purposes of and differences between which were mostly indiscernible.
Today there is a total of nineteen series, the most important of which are the following:
The American Series was developed from the American Standard Series. This is
the home of the standard US-produced models.
The Standard Series includes basic models, aimed at customers who prefer plain
instruments without any fancy features. These instruments are usually manufactured in Mexico.
The Highway 1 Series was developed in 2003 for low-budget, yet US-made instruments. So price-wise it can be allocated between the Mexican-made Standard
series and the US-made American series.
The American Deluxe series is one step up from the American series and contains
instruments with special features.
The Deluxe series is to the Standard series, what the American Deluxe series is to
the American Series.
The Classic series is the smaller (cheaper) brother of the Vintage series. After the
success of the Vintage series, Fender Japan started marketing more models from
Fender's past, and in 1992 Fender US came up with the 'Collectables' series to
cover a selection of these instruments for world-wide sale. Later the name of the
series was changed to Classic series, and it now also contains a number of models
made in Mexico.
The Special Edition series is one in a line of special series that had several names
in the course of the years, and in which instruments are collected which don't quite
fit into the other series.
Time Machine Series (Custom Shop)
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The 'Relic' idea was developed in the Custom Shop after a customer, on ordering
an instrument, had asked if they could 'beat it up, make it look old'. First they
thought the idea was silly, but then they decided to make a couple of distressed
guitars for the NAMM show. In the end they left the show with hundreds of orders
for Relic guitars. From there on the idea developed, and today the Time Machine
instruments are offered in three different finishes:
NOS meaning "New old stock"; this is usually described as a guitar that was produced in its original year and then brought to the present day as if by time machine.
Closet Classic; this is an instrument that looks as if it were bought shortly after
production in its original year, played for some time, and then stowed away under
the bed or in the attic.
Relic; this is a battered or worn instrument which bears all the marks of long and
heavy use.
The Artist Series started off as the Signature series in 1988 with the Eric Clapton
and Yngwie Malmsteen models. It became the Artist Signature series some time
during the '90s and finally the Artist series in 2000, presumably because it does not
solely consist of signature models but of tribute models as well.
The Custom Artist Series is the Custom Shop's version of the Artist series. More
need not be said.

And one last thing: There are some things which never change in Fender instruments such as the necks always being made of maple, and other features which
changed for all models such as the switch to rosewood fingerboards in 1959.
So, unless otherwise indicated, the following features hold true for all Fender models:
Body
Two to four pieces of ash or alder
Neck
Maple, fastened to the body by 4 bolts (screws)
Fingerboard
MN (= one-piece MN) or
RW (= rosewood board)
Head
All the tuners on the upper (bass) side
Decal
Reading 'Fender' + the name of the model

LH (= left handed version)
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The following changes spanned the whole range of Fender instruments at the time
of their occurrence, unless stated otherwise:
Before 1959
One-piece MN
Adjusting rod at body end of the neck
May 1959
Slab rosewood fingerboard, clay dots
July 1962
Curved fingerboard
Mid 1963
Dots at XII. fret closer together
Late 1964
"Kluson Deluxe" wording in two lines on tuners (guitars)
Late 1964 early Pearloid dots on the fingerboard

'65
Mid '65
"F" on the neck plate
Late 1967 mid New black "TV" logo with a circled "R"
'68
1969
Polyester finishes for the body undercoat and neck (headstock, colour, and topcoat remain lacquer)
1972
More ash bodies, alder increasingly less used
During '70s
Minimal body contours
1974
Finger rest changes to thumb rest (basses)
1975
3-ply black pickguard introduced, 3-ply white available as an

accessory
1976
Serial no. on the headplate + "made in USA"; any further

inscriptions dropped
Schaller tuners with shorter shafts (basses)
After 1977
Gold outline of logo slightly increased
1980
More alder bodies again

Schaller Deluxe tuning machines without safety slot (guitars)
1981
3-ply white pickguard reinstated (3-ply black optional)
End of 1981
Body contours deepened

Tilt-neck and bullet truss-rod discontinued; 4-screw fastening
June 1983
Alder bodies, contours like early '60s

4-bolt micro tilt neck, Bi-flex truss rod, adjusting screw at
headstock
MN, fingerboard radius 12" (305mm)
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Jumbo frets (W/B): 2.8 x 0.9

Silver logo, small model designation
"Fender" logo on neck-plate
Schaller security strap lock buttons
01/'84
RW (slab) fingerboard reintroduced as an option, white dots

markers
End of 1984
Production stops
02/'85
Official shutdown of Fullerton factory
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1 Stratocaster
Without any exaggeration, the Stratocaster can be described as Fender's flagship.

Undoubtedly it is Fender's major guitar model, and probably the most popular
design in guitar history. It was designed by Leo Fender in the early 1950s, and has
been manufactured continuously until the present day. The Stratocaster has been
used by many leading guitarists and on many historic recordings. Along with the
Gibson Les Paul and the Strat's older cousin, the Fender Telecaster, it is the most
enduring and common model of electric guitar in the world.
Many books have been written on the Stratocaster (cf. bibliography), so it would
be pointless to go further into such details for our purposes and in any case, the
volume of information on the Strat's development is so huge that it would exceed
the scope of this introduction.
The Stratocaster was announced in April 1954. The first production run of guitars
with tremolo was finished in October 1954, the first run of guitars without tremolo
in April 1955.
In the beginning the control layout of the Stratocaster was rather simple. A 3-way
sliding switch allowed each pick-up to be selected individually. Combinations of
two pick-ups were not intended and could only be achieved by balancing the
switch between two positions. This situation changed only in the mid-'70s when
Fender finally factory-fitted the Stratocaster with a 5-position switch.
Specifications:
Length
39"
Width
99cm
Scale
25 1/2"
64.8cm
12 3/4"
Depth
32.4cm
1 3/4"
4.45cm
Neck width saddle
Fretboard radius
1 5/8"
7.27"
4.13cm
17.78cm
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The original model
General Features:
Body
Ash, mostly two parts; very deeply contoured
Neck
MN, round, black dots (Bakelite)
Head
Small; 1 round string retainer
Decal
Gold Spaghetti logo, "with synchronized tremolo", "Original

contour body"
Pickguard
White Bakelite, 8 screws (some were made of anodized

aluminium)
Back cover plate
White Bakelite, 6 oval holes
Finish
Nitro-cellulose 2-tone dark sunburst
Pick-ups
3 white single coil PUs

Staggered pole-pieces, shortest to tallest = B, e, G, E, A, D
Black fibre bobbins
Controls
1 Volume, 2 Tone, white knobs
Circuit
1 3-position sliding switch

Waxed cloth conducting wires
Metal shielding plate in the control area
Bridge
6 nickel plated steel saddles

String-through-body design
Vibrato
2-piece vibrato tailblock
Tuners
Nickel-plated Kluson safety slot machines
Serial no.
on neck plate
Differences in the earliest models:
Serial
no.
on
back
cover
plate
(until
06/'54)
Knobs and PU-covers made of brittle white phenolic plastic (similar to
bakelite) (1954-55).
6 round holes in back plate (one ply white) (until early '55)
Headstock edges slightly more rounded (until '55).
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The original model
Modifications over the years:

1955
Snap-on bridge cover

V-neck
Late '55
White parts change to ABS plastic
1956
Custom colours of the player's choice announced in catalogue
Mid '56
1 butterfly clip string retainer
Late '56
Alder body for all finishes except Blonde

G pole-piece now the tallest
02/'57
14 k gold-plated hardware for Blonde finish (later optional for

all Custom finishes)
1957
vinyl plastic knobs and pickup covers replace the phenolic

plastic (many spring 1957 Strats have a mix of both materials)
"Kluson Deluxe" wording on tuning machines
Late '57
A few anodized pickguards
1958
Blended 3-tone sunburst gradually introduced

Rounder, flatter neck
Very few anodized pickguards again (around the same time
with Jazzmaster, Duo-Sonic, Musicmaster, and Precision
Bass)
1959
Back contour slightly shortened

1 string retainer with spacer
05/'59
Slab rosewood fingerboard, clay dots
07-08/'59
3-ply white pickguard (greenish nitrate top layer), 11 screws

(second between neck- and middle-PU), a few with 8 screws,
earliest slightly thinner than later
Full-dimension shielding plate
09/'59
Very flat neck (C-neck)
Through the 60s
A few tortoise pickguards on sunburst, black and white finishes
1960
3-tone sunburst with clearly defined separation between

colours
Optional neck widths (until 1970): 1 1/2" Narrow (rare), 1 5/8"
Standard, 1 3/4" Wide
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Optional gold-plated hardware

1961
Magnet for g-string shortened

Additional inscriptions on headplate: "PAT 2,573,254
2,741,146" and "Original contour body Pat. Pend."
Spring '62
3 pat. nos. on headplate: "PAT 2,573,254

2,960,900"
2,741,146
Additional neck width 1 7/8" Extra wide (rare)

07/'62
Curved fingerboard
D-neck
Mid '63
Second pickguard screw nearer to middle-PU

Thinner fingerboard
Dots at XII. fret closer together
After '63
Slightly thicker headstock
08/'64
Gold Transition logo

4 pat. nos.: "PAT 2,573,254
3,143,028"
Late '64
2,741,146 2,960,900
"Kluson Deluxe" wording in two lines on tuners

Light grey pick-up bobbins
02/'65
Pearloid dots on fingerboard (slightly bigger than clay dots)

Pickguard now made of plastic
Mid '65
"F" on neck plate

5 pat. nos.: "PAT 2,573,254
3,143,028 2,817,261"
2,741,146 2,960,900
12/'65
Large headstock
A few bound necks (announced as standard in 66-67 catalogue)
Top contour reduced, back contour shortened
Mid '60s
A few mahogany bodies

One or more prototypes made from clear Lucite
02/'66
3 pat. nos. on headplate: "PAT 2,741,146 3,143,028 DES

169,062"
1967
Fender safety-slot tuning machines (by Schaller), chromeplated
05/'67
Optional maple fingerboard, black dots as big as pearl dots
After '67
Gold-plated hardware option dropped

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06/'68
New logo with circled "R", "Stratocaster with synchronized

tremolo" wording enlarged, "PAT 2,741,146 3,143,028"
Standard nut width 1 5/8"
Optional nut widths at a surcharge: 1 1/2", 1 3/4" and 1 7/8"
Plastic-coated wires
Dark grey pick-up bobbins
1969
Neck more round and flat (increasing inconsistency in neck

shapes)
Metal shielding foil covering the control area
04/'70
Opt. one-piece MN
1 pat. no. on headplate: "PAT 2,741,146"
"with synchronized tremolo" wording dropped
Mid '71
Tilt neck with bullet truss rod, 3 screws
Late '71
Saddles made from chrome-plated die cast

Die cast tailblock, rear flange of baseplate slightly enlarged
2 string retainers on headplate
After '71
Early '72
More ash bodies, alder increasingly less used
Mid '72
On headplate: "PAT 3,143,028"
1974
PUs with flat pole-pieces
1975
3-ply black pickguard and backplate introduced, 3-ply white

as an accessory
1976
All black trim (pickguard, PUs, knobs, and backplate)

Serial no. on headplate + "made in USA"
PAT-no. and "Original contour body" wording dropped
09/'77
5-way sliding switch for PU selection
1977 to 1979
Optional Antigua finish with matching pickguard
After '77
Gold outline of logo slightly increased
1979
Blonde finish discontinued

LH model only with tremolo and MN
1979/1980
Limited "Hendrix" version with left-hand neck (4 screws) and

extra contour on body front (only 25 produced!)
Threshold of the More alder bodies again

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1980
Schaller Deluxe tuning machines without safety slot

One-piece black plastic pick-up bobbins
Hotter X-1 lead pick-up
International Colours introduced (until late 1981), combined
with white 3-ply pickguard and black knobs, switch tip, pickups and pickguard screws
1981
3-ply white pickguard reinstated (3-ply black optional), White

knobs and PUs later in the year
End of '81
Regular model now called Standard Stratocaster (aka

Smith Strat)
Small headstock, flatter neck more rounded at the sides with
4 screws and adjusting rod at body end
Large metal shielding foil covering the pick-up and control
area
Jewel Colours introduced (until mid 1983)
Body contours deepened
06/'82
Bridge cover deleted
1982
Approx. 200 bodies made from hackberry wood as a substitute for alder
06/'83
Standard Stratocaster (2nd Version)

Alder body, contours like early '60s
Tilt neck with 4-screw fastening, Bi-flex truss rod, adjusting
screw at headstock
One-piece MN, fingerboard radius 12" (305mm)
Jumbo frets (W/B): 2.8 x 0.9
Neck width at saddle: 1.7" = 4.35mm XII. fret: 5.5mm
Silver logo, small model designation
"Fender" logo on neck-plate
White one-layer pickguard w. 12 screws
1 volume and 1 tone knob, plug on pickguard, full dimension
shielding foil
Freeflyte tremolo system, strings loaded from the top
Chrome-plated die-cast tuning keys with "F" stamped on
back, no slots
Schaller security strap lock buttons
01/'84
RW (slab) fingerboard reintroduced as an option, white dots

markers
Late 1984
Limited edition Marble Strat:

Production numbers according to finisher Darren Johansen:
Red finish with black and white swirled in, sometimes resulting in grey areas as well (108 units);
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Blue finish mixed with yellow and black (105 units);

Yellow finish with white and silver, sometimes resulting in
gold patches (37 units);
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The Standard models
1.2.1 American Standard Stratocaster

With the opening of the new Corona factory, this was the official name of the standard Strat. The specifications were the same as those of the former Standard Stratocaster with minor alterations of its general features.
General Features:
Introduced
November 1986
Series
American Standard
Model no.
010-7400/2, LH: 010-7420/2
Body
Alder
Neck
4-bolt micro tilt neck

Bi-flex truss rod w. adjusting screw at headstock end
Fretboard
MN or RW, 22 frets
Fretboard radius 9.5" (241mm)
Nut width 1.6815 " (42.7mm)
Decal
Re-designed small; 2 roller string retainers
Headstock
Silver logo, small model name, "made in USA", serial no.
Pickguard
3-ply white, 11 screws
Finish
Polyurethane
06, 32, 43, 58, 68, 80
Pick-ups
3 single coil PUs, white with flush pole-pieces
Controls
1 Master Volume, 1 Master Tone (neck PU), 1 TBX master

(middle and bridge PUs), white knobs
Circuit
1 5-position sliding switch
Bridge
6 steel saddles, string-through-body
40
Stratocaster
Vibrato
2-pivot vibrato tailpiece
Tuners
Chrome-plated die-cast tuners

1990 '93/94
Poplar bodies
Early '90s
Neck width at nut: 1.6875" (43 mm)

Finishes: 06, 09, 28, 32, 41, 72
Finishes LH: 06, 09, 32, 41
1994 - 1995
Optional anodized aluminium hollow body (400 units made)
1996
Spaghetti logo, serial no. on back of headstock

Limited Edition with painted headstock: Olympic White, Lake
Placid Blue
By 1997
Ash body on Natural finish

Deluxe Fender die-cast machine heads
Hot bridge PU, reverse-wound middle PU, standard neck PU
1 Volume, 1 Tone (neck), 1 middle/bridge "no load" Tone
control
Finishes: 00, 05, 06, 21, 24, 74, 93
Optional Hardtail-Version 010-7430/2
6/2000
Renamed American Series Stratocaster 011-7400/2, Hardtail 011-7430/2, LH 011-7420/2 (American series) Relevant
changes:
Ash or alder body
Medium jumbo frets
Staggered tuners
1 roller string retainer
Finishes:
- Alder body: 00, 03 (MN only), 06, 15, 74;
- Ash body: 01, 21
Finishes for Hardtail and LH: 00, 01, 06, 15
2002
Neckplates now read 'Fender Corona, California'

Complete selection of finishes (00, 01, 03, 06, 15, 21, 74) for
RW, Hardtail and LH
2003
Alder body only

Finishes: 00, 05, 06, 25, 51, 95
Finishes for Hardtail and LH: 00, 05, 06, 25
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41
th
40 Anniversary medallion on headstock (only this year)

Finishes: 00, 05, 06, 25, 50, 95
Pickguard: 1-ply black (on finish 50), 3-ply parchment (for the
rest)
1.2.2 Standard Stratocaster

1985 - 1997. This Japanese-built guitar is identical to the American Standard Stratocaster as introduced in 1986 in the new Corona factory.
Differing Features:
Model no.
027-4600/2, Japan
Head
1 string clamp
Changes over the years:

1988
Locking nut
1989
2nd version, similar to Mexican Standard Stratocaster

but with 2 string retainers
1992
3rd version (?)
1996 only
LH version (027-4620)
Basswood body
1-ply white pickguard w. 8 screws
1.2.3 Standard Stratocaster

Introduced in 1991 after the opening of the new factory in Ensenada, Mexico, this
is a budget version of the American Standard Stratocaster.
Special features:
Model no.
013-4600/2 (Standard series), Mexico
Body
Poplar
Neck
Maple, Width at nut 1.650" (42 mm)

RW or maple fingerboard, 21 frets
9.5" radius (241 mm)
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Head
Silver Transition-style Logo

1 string retainer
Finish
02, 06, 25, 32, 80
Pick-Ups
Standard single-coils
Tuners
Fender/Ping Standard Cast/Sealed Tuning Machines
Bridge
Vintage style

1998
Finishes: 06, 32, 73, 75, 80

LH version introduced 013-4620/2
2002
Alder bodies on all models

Finishes for Standard Stratocaster, LH, Fat Strat: 06, 19, 29,
32, 75, 80
2006
Finishes for Standard Stratocaster, LH, HH, HSS: 06, 25, 32,
75, 80, 87
Minor Variants:
Standard Stratocaster Roland Ready
1998 -
Model no. 013-4660
Special features: Additional Roland GK-2A synth driver mounted behind bridge
pick-up, 3 synth control knobs
Finishes: 06, 32, 80
Standard Fat Strat

1999 -
Model no. 013-4700/2
2002
Renamed Stratocaster HSS
Standard Fat Strat Floyd Rose

1999 -
Model no. 113-4700
Special
features:
Floyd Rose locking tremolo
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RW only
2002
Renamed Stratocaster HSS with Locking Tremolo
After 2006
Discontinued
Standard Stratocaster Satin

2003 -
Model no. 013-4400/2
Special
features:
Velvety Satin finishes 09, 68, 73, 75
Stratocaster HH (Standard Double Fat Strat)

1/2004 -
Model no. 013-4800
Special
features:
RW only
2 Tex-Mex Fat Strat Humbucking Pickups, 3-way switch
3-ply black pickguard
Stratocaster Junior
1/2004 - 2006
Model no. 013-3800
Special
features:
Scale Length 22.72 (577mm)

Finishes: 06, 58
1.2.4 Squier Series Standard Stratocaster

Produced from 1992 - 1994 in Korea and from 1994 - 1997 in Mexico, based on
the Mexican Standard Stratocaster. Name changed to Traditional Stratocaster in
1996. This model was an even cheaper version of the inexpensive Standard Stratocaster.
Special Features:
Model no.
013-3600/2
Head
Thick black logo, small "Squier Series" logo
Pickguard

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Stratocaster
Finish
06, 58, 80
Generally cheaper components
Minor Variants:
Squier Series Standard Stratocaster LH
1994 1997
Model no. 013-3620
Special features: RW only

Finishes: 06, 80
Squier Series Floyd Rose Standard Stratocaster

1994 1997
Model no. 113-1100/2
Special
features:
Locking vibrato
Traditional Fat Strat

1996 1997
Model no. 013-3700
Special features: 2 single coil pick-ups, 1 humbucker
1.2.5 American Stratocaster HH

Introduced in July 2003, based on the American Standard Stratocaster.
Differing Features:
Model no.
011-7100, Hardtail 011-7130 (American series), USA
Pick-Ups
1
Sidewinder
Humbucker
1 Black Cobra Humbucker (Bridge)
Controls
Master Volume (with S-1 Switch), Tone 1 (Neck Pickup), Tone

2 No-Load Tone Control (Bridge Pickups)
Pickguard
3-ply Black
Finish
06, 25, 91, 95
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1.2.6 American Stratocaster HSS

Introduced in July 2003, based on the American Standard Stratocaster.
Differing Features:
Model no.
011-7000/2 (American series), USA
Body
Alder or Ash
Pick-Ups
2 Custom-Staggered Tex-Mex single-coils (Neck and Middle),

1 Fender Diamondback Humbucker (Bridge)
Controls
Master Volume (with S-1 Switch), Tone 1 (Neck and Middle

Pickups), Tone 2 (Bridge Pickup and Bridge/Middle Pickup
Combination)
Pickguard
3-ply Black (91), 3-ply Parchment (00, 06, 25, 47), 1-ply
Black (50)
Finish
Alder body: 00, 06, 91

Ash body: 47; Maple fingerboard only: 50
1.3
1.3.1 Anniversary Stratocaster

This guitar was introduced in the summer of 1979 as a limited edition model to
commemorate the Stratocaster's 25th year in production. There were some 10,000
units produced between 1979 and 1980, giving quite a new meaning to the term
'limited'.
The original finish, being water-based, was prone to cracking, so it was changed to
a bluish Silver metallic after the first batch of approx. 500 units. According to
Larry Moudy, then a district sales manager, the colour was supposed to be silver all
along, but due to an error in the proportions of the necessary mixture, it turned out
as a frosty white.
Special features:
Production years 06/1979 - 1980 (available until 1981)
Neck
4 screw-fastening
46
Stratocaster
Adjusting rod at body end

Fingerboard
One-piece MN, black dots
Head
Large CBS-style, 2 string retainers
Pickguard
3-ply black
Finish
White pearl with "Anniversary" written on upper horn
Tuners
Deluxe Sperzel tuners with string post locking system
Serial no.
Serial no. ('25' + 6 digits) and '1954 - 1979 25th Anniversary'

inscription on neckplate
1.3.2 The Strat

The Strat was the first model to turn the Stratocaster's often used affectionate abbreviation into an official model name. It was also an attempt to re-introduce some
of the cherished old-style features such as the small headstock (although the shape
of The Strat's headstock was nowhere near the original), 4-bolt neck fastening, and
deeper body contours, and combine them with up-to-date electronics and heavyduty brass hardware. The guitar was designed by Gregg Wilson, then head of R&D
at Fender.
Special features:
Production
years
06/1980 - 1983
Body
Ash, deeply contoured
Neck
4 screw-fastening
Fingerboard
One-piece MN or RW board
Optional neck shapes: U (very thick), D (classic oval), C (wide
and flat)
Head
Very slim, 2 square string retainers
Decal
Gold logo + + 'Strat' + serial no. + "Made in USA"
Pickguard
Finish
09, 02
80 added in 06/'81
Matching headstock
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3 white single coil PUs

New-designed X-1 in lead position
Controls
1 V, 1 T, 1 two-way rotary switch; 5-way selector switch; all

gold-plated
Bridge
Heavy brass; gold-plated
Tuners
Lubricated deluxe Schaller keys, no split shaft
Specials
All hardware 22k gold-plated (the earliest examples came with

chrome tuners and polished brass hardware)
1.3.3 Walnut Strat

The Walnut Strat was a minor variant of the Strat, the main difference being, as the
name indicates, that it was made completely from Walnut. The Walnut Strat was
eventually replaced by the Walnut Elite Stratocaster.
Special features:
Production
years
06/1981 - 1983
Body
Walnut, deeply contoured
Neck
4 screw-fastening
Fingerboard
One-piece walnut or walnut with ebony fingerboard

Optional neck shapes: U (very thick), D (classic oval), C (wide
and flat)
Head
Decal
Gold logo + + 'Strat' + serial no. + "Made in USA"
Pickguard
3-ply black, 11 screws
Pick-ups
3 black single coil PUs

New-designed X-1 in lead position
Controls
1 V, 1 T, 1 two-way rotary switch; 5-way selector switch; all

gold-plated
Bridge
Heavy brass; gold-plated
Tuners
Lubricated deluxe Schaller keys, no split shaft
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Stratocaster
Specials
All hardware 22k gold-plated
Serial no.
"CC" + 5 digits on head plate
1.3.4 Gold Stratocaster

The Gold Stratocaster was announced as a limited edition model in June 1981. In
principle it was nothing but a clever way to present something new to the customer
without any retooling. Basically the guitar combined features of The Strat and the
standard Stratocaster. Legend has it that due to the combination of gold finish and
gold-plated hardware, Fender incurred a financial loss with every unit sold.
Special features:
Production years 06/1981 1983
Body
Ash, deeply contoured
Neck
4 screw-fastening
Head
Decal
Standard Stratocaster logo
Pickguard
Finish
Gold metallic
Specials
All hardware 22k gold-plated
Serial no.
"CA" + 5 digits on head plate
1.3.5 Elite Stratocaster

When the Elite Stratocaster was introduced in May 1983, it was an ambitious attempt to bring tradition and modern technology together and merge both into a
high grade instrument.
The innovative features included active electronics, a re-designed tilt-neck and
truss-rod adjustment device, individual on/off switches for each pick-up, locking
strap buttons, a flatter fingerboard radius and a newly designed vibrato with dropin string loading.
It is hard to tell whether the Elite would have caught on with musicians in the long
term, because due to the corporate problems leading to CBS eventually selling
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Fender in the beginning of 1985, the Elite series was only produced for some 20
months.
Special features:
Production
years
May 1983 - end of 1984
Neck
Bi-flex truss rod, adjusting rod at headstock

Nut width 1.7" (43.2mm)
Fretboard radius 12" (305mm)
Head
2 Ezy Glider string retainers
Headstock
Silver logo + + small 'Stratocaster' lettering + serial no. +

"Made in USA"
Pickguard
3-ply white
Standard
hes
finis- Black, Natural, Arctic White, Pewter, Sienna Sunburst, Brown

Sunburst
Custom colours
Bronze Stratoburst, Black Stratoburst, Blue Stratoburst,

Transparent: Emerald Green, Wild Cherry
Opaque: Lake Placid Blue, Candy Apple Red, Candy Apple
Green, Aztec Gold
Pick-ups
3 white, plain-top
Active circuit
Edge-mounted jack socket
Controls
1 Volume, 1 mid-range, 1 high-range, white knobs with rubber

insert
3 push-button selectors for pickups
Bridge
Heavy die-cast bridge with drop-in string loading

Freeflyte tremolo with snap-on tremolo arm
Tuners
High-ratio, special lubricated tuners
Specials
Security lock strap buttons

LH version available (with one-piece MN only)
Minor variants:
Gold Elite Stratocaster
Same as Elite Stratocaster except:

Gold-plated hardware
Pearloid tuner buttons
Walnut Elite
Same as Gold Elite Stratocaster except:

Stratocaster
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Stratocaster
Walnut body and neck, ebony fretboard

Finish: Natural walnut only
1.3.6 Contemporary Stratocaster

To help Fender get through the difficult period after CBS had sold the company,
the Contemporary Stratocaster was imported from Japan.
Special features:
Production
years
1985 - 1987, Japan
Body
Downsized alder body with contoured heel
Neck
Black with RW fingerboard, pearl dots
Head
Black headstock
String clamp
Bridge
Double locking vibrato
Specials
Black hardware
Variants:
1
1 Humbucker, no pickguard
1 Volume knob
1 Humbucker, 2 single coils, black pickguard

1 Volume, 1 Tone; 3-way switch, coil tap
1 Humbucker, 2 single coils, black pickguard

1 Volume, 1 Tone; 5-way switch, coil tap
2 string guides
lever-type locking nut
chrome hardware
Humbuckers, black pickguard

1 Volume, 1 Tone; 3-way switch
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1.3.7 US Contemporary Stratocaster

Special features:
Production
years
1989 - 1997, USA (Custom Shop)
Model no.
010-9900/2
Neck
One-piece MN
Width at nut 1.700" (43 mm)
Pickguard
Laminated white shell
Pick-Ups
2
Texas
Special
1 Seymour Duncan humbucker
Finish
31, 37, 21, 44, 48
Bridge
Deluxe locking vibrato

1995
Minor Variants:
US Contemporary Stratocaster Floyd Rose
1995 -
Model no. 110-9200/2
Special
features:
Locking tremolo
1997
New model no.: 110-9900/2
US Contemporary Stratocaster FMT

1995 -
Model no. 110-9970/2
Special
features:
Flamed maple top

Deluxe tremolo
single
coil
pick-ups
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Stratocaster
US Contemporary Stratocaster Floyd Rose FMT

1995 -
Model no. 110-9270/2
Special features: Flamed maple top

Locking tremolo
1997
New model no.: 110-9970/2
1.3.8 Strat Plus

With the Strat Plus, Fender offered an upgraded version of the standard Stratocaster for the first time. They didn't veer off too far from the original however.
Special features:
Production
years
1987 late 1998
Model no.
010-7500/2
Head
Roller nut, no string retainers
Pickguard
Laminated white or white pearl, 11 screws
Finish
02, 06, 40, 41, 57, 70
Pick-Ups
3 Gold Fender-Lace Sensors
Switching
TBX tone control
Tuners
Fender locking keys
Bridge
Locking vibrato

ca. 1993
Finishes: 06, 15, 32, 47, 70, 73, 75, 80, 90, 91
ca. 1995
Finishes: 06, 09, 28, 32, 41, 72
1994 - 1995
Optional anodized aluminium hollow body
1997
Finishes: 02, 05, 06, 09, 21, 24, 32
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1.3.9 HM Strat
This model was a typical child of the heavy metal era. It was produced in Japan,
and there were several variants of pick-up and pickguard layouts.
Special Features:
Production
years
1988 - 1989
Body
Sharply contoured basswood, downsized
Neck
Maple or RW fingerboard, 24 frets

25.1" scale length (= 638mm)
Locking nut
Head
Black headstock
Single-bar string guide
Decal
Large flamboyant "Strat" logo + small Fender logo
Pickguard
None or laminated black with 8 screws
Finish
Black, Blue, Red, White
Pick-ups
Various combinations of DiMarzio humbuckers / American

Standard single coils / Fender-Lace Sensors
Controls
1 Volume, 2 Tone (where applicable)
Switching
Pick-up selector switch, coil tap
Bridge
Double locking Kahler vibrato
Specials
Black hardware
Production was moved to the USA in 1989 and finally discontinued in 1990.
Minor variants:
Model no.: 010-2100/2
Special
features:
No pickguard
2 American Standard single coils pickups, 1 DiMarzio humbucker
1 5-way selector switch, coil tap switch
Two-pivot locking bridge / vibrato unit
Model no.: 010-2200

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Stratocaster
Special
features:
Laminated black pickguard

1 Silver Fender-Lace sensor (neck, angled)
1 DiMarzio humbucker (bridge)
1 Volume, 1 Tone controls
Model no.: 010-2300

Special
features:
1.3.10
No pickguard
2 DiMarzio humbuckers
Strat XII
After the unsuccessful Electric XII model of the mid-'60s, Fender consequently
based this 12-string guitar on their flagship model. This step gave it a popularity
boost, and at the same time kept expenses low since many of the parts of both
models were the same. Produced from 1988 to 1996 as part of the Special/Deluxe
series and from 1/2005 onwards in the Special Edition series, the Strat XII is a
standard Stratocaster in all respects, except for the 12-saddle bridge and the unusual elongated headstock which slightly resembles that of the Electric XII, yet
without the 'hockey stick' extension.
Special Features:
Production
years
1988 - 1996 and from January 2005, Japan
Model no.
027-8900
Body
Basswood
Neck

Scale = 24 " (629mm)
Fingerboard
RW, 22 frets
Width at nut = 1 " (44.5mm)
Radius = 7.25"
Head
Elongated
1 bracket string guide
Decal
Gold Transition logo, model name
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The original model............................................................................... 34

The Standard models............................................................................ 39

American Standard Stratocaster................................................... 39

Standard Stratocaster .................................................................. 41

Standard Stratocaster .................................................................. 41

Squier Series Standard Stratocaster ............................................. 43

American Stratocaster HH........................................................... 44

American Stratocaster HSS ......................................................... 45

Upgrades and Other Variants............................................................... 45

Anniversary Stratocaster ............................................................. 45

Walnut Strat ............................................................................... 47

Gold Stratocaster ........................................................................ 48

Contemporary Stratocaster .......................................................... 50

US Contemporary Stratocaster .................................................... 51

Strat Plus .................................................................................... 52

Strat XII ..................................................................................... 54

Paisley Stratocaster ..................................................................... 55

Blue Flower Stratocaster ............................................................. 56

Deluxe Strat Plus ........................................................................ 56

Stratocaster American Standard Deluxe....................................... 57

Short Scale Stratocaster............................................................... 57

35th Anniversary Stratocaster...................................................... 59

HRR '50s Stratocaster ................................................................. 59

HRR '60s Stratocaster ................................................................. 60

American Classic Stratocaster ..................................................... 60

Floyd Rose Classic Stratocaster................................................... 61

Set Neck Stratocaster .................................................................. 62

Special Edition 1993 Stratocaster ................................................ 63

Special Edition 1994 Stratocaster ................................................ 63

40th Anniversary Stratocaster...................................................... 63

Strat Special ............................................................................... 63

Foto Flame Stratocaster............................................................... 64

Foto Flame Floyd Rose Standard Strat......................................... 65

Carved Top Stratocaster.............................................................. 65

American Standard Strat GR Ready ............................................ 66

50th Anniversary Stratocaster...................................................... 66

Lone Star Strat............................................................................ 66

Big Apple Strat........................................................................... 68

1997 Collector's Edition Stratocaster ........................................... 70

Deluxe Super Strat...................................................................... 70

Classic Player Strat ..................................................................... 71

Relic Floyd Rose Stratocaster...................................................... 71

American Deluxe Stratocaster ..................................................... 72

American Deluxe Fat Stratocaster ............................................... 73

Deluxe Powerhouse Strat ............................................................ 73

Deluxe Fat Strat Floyd Rose........................................................ 74

Highway 1 Stratocaster ............................................................... 76

Acoustasonic Strat ...................................................................... 78

50th Anniversary Stratocaster...................................................... 79

American Deluxe Stratocaster V-Neck ........................................ 79

American Deluxe Ash Stratocaster .............................................. 79

American Deluxe Strat FMT/QMT HSS...................................... 80

Deluxe Players Strat.................................................................... 80

Tie-Dye Strat HS ........................................................................ 81

Lite Ash Stratocaster................................................................... 81

Aerodyne Stratocaster ................................................................. 82

Big Block Stratocaster ................................................................ 83

Strat Pro ..................................................................................... 83