Never really got a chance to play it

This was given to me as a gift from my neighbor who was moving out of state. Mine was a 2001 model with a maple neck though; little more rare at this point in time. He had bought it almost 20 years ago, and only played it a couple times. He didn't want it anymore, and was originally going to sell it in his garage sale. However he saw me drooling over it and he just said "it's yours; I know you'll give it a good home." I had every intention of doing so; and I had it for about eight months. It needed some work though, and I had just bought a house; so I couldn't afford to get the repairs done. Then things got a little rough financially, and i unfortunately had to sell it in order to make my mortgage payments. Broke my heart. I hope it went to a good home.

Kickass guitar

Needed some setup like any old guitar but an awesome guitar and definitely a dream for someone wanting a guitar to modify and play and not be afraid to beat up.

90's mexican made stratocasters are the bomb!

They don't make em like these any more. The finish is amazing, the tuners actually tune, and it plays like a dream. Only downside is "maybe" the 500k pots, that make it screech a little bit more. To bad these are almost impossible to find for a normal price here in the Netherlands. Used to find these everywhere for about 250€.

My First Fender Guitar!!!

I love all positions, but the neck position is awesomee3e3e3

a little heavy I think.... just a little.

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If I could marry a guitar...

She's beautiful, she's perfect... I didn't say a name but she just popped into your head, didn't she? She being the Fender Mexican Stratocaster. This is my go to guitar. It's pretty sounding, pretty looking, and pretty feeling. And they're typically fairly cheap. The bridge is one of the "weaker" points, but swap that out and you're playing a great guitar for a medium level budget.

Customized Strat with Seymour Duncan Pickups and Rosewood Neck

Probably could have just put "Fender Stratocaster" but only one person has that listed, so specifics abound! Mine has a rosewood neck, 21 frets, and a routed out neck pickup pocket to fit my seymour duncan '59 pickup (there's a Seymour Duncan custom in the bridge, no idea what pickup it is specifically, but it came in a set with the '59 with the label "Custom", and it sounds hella good). Her name is "Cadence", and she's usually my main Standard tuning guitar.

Strat is King

This is an Old Mex, built in between 95-2000, one of the better quality ones. had a new refret and action is sweet, and fitted with custom shop 69's along with a roller nut, modern bridge, and schallar locking tuners.

Single coil heaven, everytime i play this, makes me wonder why i bought other guitars

love this thing

great great great guitar. once I locked my bridge I could almost do anything with it. if you want an allround guitar this is what you need. you can play blues jazz and a lot more with this. using 1 pickup gives you a thing sound which is great for soloing. using 2 pickups gives you a sort of humbucking effect with a thicker sound

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Pretty Nice

Awesome beginner guitar. My very first electric. Only downside is it doesn't have humbuckers, but if you really want you can fix that. Awesome.