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Fender Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar

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Skrillex

In this video at 0:49, Skrillex can be seen playing a Tan Fender Stratocaster Standard.
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Alex Turner

Alex Turner, lead guitarist for the Arctic Monkeys, is seen using a Fender Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar in this MTV performance.
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Billie Joe Armstrong

"Swamp Thing. Coming to a show near you. #happynewyear #revrad #fender #iplayslinky #seymourduncan #tortexpicks #marshallamps"
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Nick McCarthy

Nick McCarthy used this Stratocaster during the 2012 Franz Ferdinand Summer Tour, in festivals like INmusic or Lollapalooza. The exact model is a Fender Standard Stratocaster in Lake Placid Blue color, with a rosewood fingerboard.
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James Edward Bagshaw

Here we can see James playing "move with the seasons" with a Stratocaster.
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Dave Navarro

Can be seen at 10:14 His Name, Dave, is on the Headstock
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Thomas DeLonge

Tom uses this guitar during this video.
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Daron Malakian

In this photo, we can see Malakian holding a Fender Standard Stratocaster.
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Hozier

Hozier can be seen using a standard Fender Stratocaster (Lake Placid Blue finish) at around 4:30 into the video.
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Camila Cabello

Camila posted this pic of her rehearsing for her tour with Bruno Mars.
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Adam Hann

Adam Hann can be seen using a black Stratocaster at 0:23 in the music video for The 1975's "Ghost."
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Rickey Medlocke

At 11:54 of this Rig Rundown, A tech for Rickey Medlocke of [Lynard Skynard](http://equipboard.com/band/lynyrd-skynyrd), talks about Rickey's Fender Standard Stratocaster.
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James Shaffer

This is one of James's lesser known guitars. At 0:28 you can see the guitar briefly before being cut off by James flipping the bird.
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Don Felder

Don Felder played a Fender Standard Stratocaster for this video, a demonstration of the Roland Blues Cube.
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Jon Fratelli

Used by Jon on the "We need medicine" tour, he is seen here at the Sziget Festival in 2013 where he played "Whistle for the choir" on this Stratocaster.
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Alex Gaskarth

Alex is playing a red fender stratocaster in this video. It can be seen best 1:58 in, and throughout the rest of the video.
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Mick Abrahams

According to Mick himself, during 1992 he used the Fender Standard Stratocaster.
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Steve Gaines

Steve used a Fender Standard Stratocaster as his main guitar when playing with Lynyrd Skynyrd and can be seen in this source image with one from a live performance.
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Phil Manzanera

He has been photographed playing a white Strat and is playing one in the Roland promo video.
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Rob Chapman

In this photo, we can see Chapman playing Fender Standard Stratocaster in Candy Apple Red colour.
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Mylets

The Stratocaster can be seen in his twitter profile pic, along the rest of his gear
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Patty Walters

You can see guitar in his early covers such as this one of American Idiot by Green Day
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marko bukvic

Testing the wh-10 with a Fender Stratocaster
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Zac Carper

ever since the announcement of too, Zac's been seen with another start, this time a spiderweb painted strat.
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Plunkake

In studio this light blue strato is useful
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Nate Esquite

At 2:46 you can see Nate playing this guitar.
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Park Sung Jin

In this picture Sungjin can be seen using a Fender Standard Stratocaster
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Finn Wolfhard

Finn can be seen using a natural finish stratocaster in this picture.
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Joe Perry

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15 reviews

jlaforet

369

My main guitar for gigs and practice

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almost 5 years ago
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zer0nium

29

Occasionally pick this thing up...

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almost 5 years ago
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affyjade

170

Awesomely average

I think pretty much every guitarist has played one of these, or started on one. It doesn't have a particularly unique/stand out sound so it's great for practicing on, but it's a bit basic for gigging (if you do want a really nice sound).

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over 3 years ago
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colefeely

180

good

sounds awesome

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over 3 years ago
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josephine_villacorta

266

blues guitar

good single choile microphone for playing blues, the mine is green, but is the same

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over 3 years ago
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etechstan

147

Rare Splattercaster

Mighty Mite neck, Draonfire HSS pickguard, Wilkinson tremelo

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over 3 years ago
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fluffymcfluffypants

31

The Most Important Guitar ever Built

Easy to play, adjust and work with. As iconic as a guitar can get. Wonderful guitar.

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over 2 years ago
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evieloos385359297

Wow, awesome blog layout! How long have you been blogging for? you made blogging look easy. The overall look of your site is great, let alone the content!

over 2 years ago

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over 2 years ago

danielmartinezno

133

My Modify version

Customized Fender 2005 Mexican with Fenders Vintage 69 singlecoils and a killswich wired in

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over 3 years ago
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brah

32

Strat

ITS A STRAT. Who doesn't love a strat. My stratocaster is green and has the standard three (black) single coil pick ups. Mine has a whammy bar! It also has a large head stock. I love it.

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over 3 years ago
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nicholas_poprocky

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jimmarchi1 Moderator

1) this is not a review, please elaborate... 2) By its very definition Sunburst has no brown in it. A brown burst is Tobacco Burst. A reddish burst is Sunburst. There are variations and inbetweeners (mostly due to UV aging on old guitars), but that's the general rule. My 1 year old son knows this.... and he's still a little mixed up about the difference between blue and green, but little dude knows his basic fender and Gibson bursts at a glance.

over 3 years ago

jimmarchi1 Moderator

For instance, what Gibson now calls Iced Tea Burst is actually mimicking a faded 50s Tobacco... their Honey Burst is meant to look like a faded Sunburst. At the end of 59 Gibson changed their lacquer formulation a bit and their colors became much less UV reactive, hence why a 1960 LP or 335 will hold its color in spite of checking, yellowing and smoke hazing. Fender went thru a similar thing. A butterscotch 'blackguard' early 50s tele was meant to be transparent blonde mimicking a popular furniture varnish of the era. The lacquer formulation caused the color to yellow heavily. In the mid 50s Fender rectified this by changing the paint formulation and 'white-guard' 50s teles are 99% blonde to this day. Strats originally came in white blonde with 'mary kaye' cosmetics (look it up) over swamp ash (like a mid-50s telecaster) OR tobacco burst over alder. The 50s tobacco burst tends to yellow a bit and wash out from exposure to UV light. Fender did not get into true red-hued Sunburst until the 60s with the Tele Custom (also alder... there are regular teles starting in 58 that are alder and they are all tobacco burst... these are some great instruments with a distinct tone from the earlier swamp ash teles). That finish had issues at first so fender changed the lacquer formulation to Dupont's Duco lacquer and started priming the guitars with this awful grey goop to get the colors to pop but along the way obscured the grain. 3 color sunburst became a standard strat color around this time too. Maybe in 1962 or 63. Iam no expert, I just know the basics. There were saddle and pickup refinements throughout this entire period at Fender too. With the primer on the guitars you can see distinct spray rings for all the colors versus the more gradual and wood-grain heavy appearance of 50s Fender bursts.

over 3 years ago

dylanblay

148

Love it main axe

Not perfect makes it so lovable it's just not slick and a working man guitar it's not a guitar it's a friend

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over 1 year ago
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clifford_griffith

100

Standard Fender Stratocaster

My Strat has become known as a 1983 Dan Smith Era Stratocaster: 1 tone control, ! volume control and a surface jack socket. No through the body stringing. Black with maple neck and white pick guard. Although not the total conventional Strat look. Plays very nicely with a beautiful natural sustain. Although stringing is easy, be careful not to tighten too much as tremolo bridge can rise to high.

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almost 3 years ago
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raggedrec

231

2001 model

modded variations with custom wood pickguard

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over 3 years ago
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sarah_park

130

Yep

well it is a starter electric guitar and is used by people who want to start playing but are not ready to make a commitment to a GOOD guitar. it is a good guitar just not one that feels professional. it is good tho. :)

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almost 3 years ago
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rolo

192

The most versatile guitar ever...

If you want to play rock, pop, funk, jazz, everything... buy one. I got a Fender Standar Stratocaster Corona California since 2004...

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about 3 years ago
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