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2000 Fender Custom Shop 1960 Stratocaster
NOS Electric Guitar in excellent condition with little to no playwear
and a few light dings around the edges. A very nice 3-tone sunburst finish with
white pickguard
and chrome hardware. The guitar has a nice action and highly figured maple neck
with the classic "C" profile, rosewood fretboard and clay dot markers has a
great feel. The vintage style frets are in very good condition with mild playwear.
The Custom Shop '60s pickups
have a great vintage tone and output. The electronics are vintage wired with a
three-way blade switch. The guitar features a bone nut, a vintage
style tremolo and vintage style tuners. There is a Fender Custom Shop Logo on
the back of the headstock. Another great quality instrument from the Fender
Custom Shop.
Includes a Fender Custom Shop hard shell case, tremolo arm,
certificate of authenticity and bridge cover.
Includes deluxe hardshell
case.
Serial Number: R7969
Weight: 7 lbs. 11 oz.
A perfect reproduction with an alder body, rosewood fingerboard and '60s Strat pickups.
At the dawn of the 1960s, with
manned space flight just beginning, the Stratocaster stood poised for a wild new
decade full of exciting and innovative new music. Music history beckoned as
never before sound would be wrung from the Stratocaster in the '60s that its
designers and players of the previous decade couldn't possibly have dreamed
up.
The Fender Custom Shop 1960 Stratocaster NOS Electric Guitar features
an alder body with lacquer finish, tinted maple neck, rosewood fingerboard,
7.25" radius, vintage frets, 1960 Stratocaster pickups with 3-way switching,
3-ply pickguard and vintage hardware. This detailed Custom Shop reproduction of
a 1960 Strat was built utilizing original tooling and production techniques of
the era. And its NOS treatment gives it the New Old Stock appearance of a
forgotten treasure.
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