Step back in time with the Classic Series '60s Stratocaster Lacquer Guitar, a tribute to an era where rock and roll reshaped the world. This guitar embodies the legendary Fender craftsmanship, bringing together vintage aesthetics with today’s reliability. With its nitrocellulose lacquer finish, this Stratocaster captures the essence of the 1960s, giving you both the look and feel of a classic instrument revered by musicians across generations.

Crafted with a contoured alder body, it delivers a balanced tone that resonates with clarity and warmth. The bolt-on "C" profile maple neck is married to a rosewood fretboard, offering a comfortable grip that’s perfect for both intricate solos and steady rhythms. It’s not just about the looks; the trio of vintage-voiced single-coil pickups provides an authentic sound palette ranging from crisp cleans to gritty overdrives. Coupled with a five-way pickup switch, you can explore a diverse range of tones tailored to your playing style.

For those who love to add a personal flair to their music, the vintage tremolo bridge and master volume/two tone knobs offer a playground of sound manipulation. A three-ply pickguard and synthetic bone nut complete the package, ensuring durability and consistent performance.

Key Features:

• Contoured alder body with nitrocellulose lacquer finish
• Bolt-on "C" profile maple neck with rosewood fretboard
• Vintage-voiced single-coil pickups
• Master volume/two tone knobs
• Five-way pickup switch
• Vintage tremolo bridge
• Three-ply pickguard
• Synthetic bone nut

Product specs

FAQs

What is the neck profile like on the Classic Series '60s Stratocaster Lacquer Guitar?

The Classic Series '60s Stratocaster features a "C" shaped neck profile, which is comfortable and familiar for players, offering smooth playability typical of the 1960s Fender Stratocasters.

What kind of tones can I expect from the pickups on this Stratocaster?

This Stratocaster is equipped with vintage-style single-coil pickups, delivering the classic Strat tone known for its clarity, bell-like chime, and versatility across genres like rock, blues, and surf music.

Is the Classic Series '60s Stratocaster suitable for beginners?

While this guitar is suitable for beginners due to its comfortable playability, it is particularly appealing to intermediate and advanced players who appreciate vintage-style features and tones.

How does the lacquer finish affect the guitar's sound and feel?

The lacquer finish on this Stratocaster allows the wood to resonate more freely compared to modern polyurethane finishes, enhancing the guitar's natural tone and providing a vintage aesthetic and feel.

Does the Classic Series '60s Stratocaster have a tremolo bridge?

Yes, it features a vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge, allowing for smooth pitch modulation and classic vibrato effects.