Fender Stratocaster red colour-

I've had this guitar for nearly 20 years. While I prefer my Gibson, this guitar has sentimental value and has played a lot of shows back in the day. Mine is wine red with ebony fretboard

My main guitar for gigs and practice

Occasionally pick this thing up...

Originally a 2010 Olympic White American standard, I put in a set of BareKnuckle pups, making it an HSS, put on Fender locking tuners, and repainted it several times. love it! its my No. 2 guitar, behind my Gibson Les Paul

A solid working mans guitar, excellent customization of tone and sound, can cover almost any genre.

Easy to play, nice overall guitar. Thinking on replace the pickboard for on I saw on e-bay with fat 50's neck pickup, fender cs69 middle pickup, and Seymour Duncan SL5 bridge pickup (David Guilmour like).

First thing's first. This guitar plays and sounds amazing right out of the box. An American classic with the tone to back it up.
But one of my favorite things about the Stratocaster is that it's basically inviting you to dig into it and turn it into your perfect guitar. That's what I've done and it's become an absolute tone machine!

There is a reason why we have several different versions of these, because they are the best! Fender is located right here in Phoenix, AZ and we love all their guitars. The Strat is a classic and is always there when you need it. Always sounds amazing. The Les Paul doesn't always fit each song, but the Strat can morph into any sound you need with ease.

Pops gave this one to me when i was 11. I now play it live all the time at age 21. I've got the bridge pinned down without tremolo and tune locks put on it. Aesthetic changes are only that of a tortoise shell pick guard, instead the plain white.