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Fender 1966 Stratocaster Electric Guitar (Duplicate)

Fender 1966 Stratocaster Electric Guitar (Duplicate)

$19,945.00 to $150,000.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Lovies Guitars

$19,945.00

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Carter Vintage

$150,000.00

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Average Price: $84,973

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$400

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Step back in time with the Fender 1966 Stratocaster Electric Guitar, a testament to the golden era of rock ‘n’ roll. This vintage beauty seamlessly blends classic aesthetics with a modern playing experience, thanks to its iconic double-cutaway design. Fashioned from top-quality woods, it offers a balanced resonance that is as pleasing to the ears as it is to the eyes.

The three original single-coil pickups are the heart of this guitar, delivering that sought-after '66 Strat sound with unmatched clarity and warmth. From the classic chime to deep, soulful tones, these pickups ensure a versatile sound palette, perfect for any musical journey. The comfortable “C”-shaped maple neck paired with a rosewood fingerboard featuring classic dot inlays provides a smooth and nostalgic playing experience, while the nitrocellulose lacquer finish enhances the guitar's timeless tonal qualities by allowing the wood to breathe naturally.

Every detail of this Stratocaster, from its original hardware to its master volume and tone controls, is crafted to offer a precise and personalized sound sculpting experience. Whether you're a collector or a player drawn to the allure of vintage guitars, this Stratocaster promises both a remarkable auditory and visual experience.

Key Features:

Double-cutaway design for classic aesthetics and playability
Original single-coil pickups for authentic '66 Strat sound
Comfortable “C”-shaped maple neck with rosewood fingerboard
Vintage-style dot inlays
Nitrocellulose lacquer finish for enhanced tonal qualities
Master volume and tone controls for precise sound shaping

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Jimi Hendrix

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The Isley Brothers

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Another guitar was given to Jimi’s record company Anim Limited, where it fell into the hands of James ‘Tappy’ Wright, a former roadie of Hendrix. James later sold it at auction for $360,000. Jimi played it at Monterey International Pop Festival in 1967 before switching to a different guitar which he set on fire.

There were claims that this was Hendrix’s favorite guitar. It is obvious though that this is a different Strat, featuring rosewood neck instead of maple which was on the Black Beauty.

Source: www.groundguitar.com/jimi-hendrix-gear/

Billie Joe Armstrong

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Green Day

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Josh Klinghoffer

Singer, Guitarist

Pearl Jam

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"This is his main black Strat, it's called Nero, which is a '66 with a '68 neck. Josh loves to go at it with this. I'm not entirely sure why it's got this different neck on it. If you look carefully, you're almost on the point of losing the E off the side. The neck is actually a little bit too narrow for the pocket. I don't know why that happened along the way but it was handed to me one day," says Josh Klinghoffer's guitar tech.