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Description

Introducing the Fender Custom Shop Baritone Stratocaster Tom DeLonge, a guitar that doesn't just play music but tells a story. Designed in collaboration with Blink-182's iconic guitarist, this instrument is perfect for musicians who want to explore lower frequencies without sacrificing the signature Stratocaster feel. The baritone scale length is the heart of this guitar, providing a deeper, more resonant sound that expands your sonic palette. Built with the meticulous craftsmanship that Fender Custom Shop is renowned for, this Stratocaster combines classic design with modern innovation.

Equipped with a single Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker, this guitar delivers a powerful, high-output sound that's perfect for punk rock anthems and beyond. The hardtail bridge ensures stability and sustain, while the maple neck offers smooth playability. Whether you're performing on stage or recording in the studio, the Tom DeLonge Baritone Stratocaster is crafted to meet the demands of professional musicians. Its unique configuration makes it an excellent choice for anyone looking to add depth and versatility to their music.

Key Features:

  • Custom Shop baritone-scale Stratocaster
  • Designed in collaboration with Tom DeLonge
  • Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker for high-output sound
  • Hardtail bridge for tuning stability and sustain
  • Maple neck for smooth playability
  • Ideal for low-tuned punk rock and alternative genres

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Fender Custom Shop Baritone Stratocaster Tom DeLonge.

Build quality

  • Owners report a flat spot on the headstock and off-center nut alignment affecting string placement, which isn't seen on lower-end Squier models.

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  • Some owners report that the original Daphne Blue paint on older models can change color over time, resulting in a unique aged appearance.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Users suggest loosening neck screws and adjusting neck alignment to fix string alignment issues common in bolt-on necks.

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  • One owner uses 10-52 string gauge for C# Standard tuning, noting it's different from their other Strats which use 10-46.

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Comparisons

  • Multiple users note that newer Squier models offer better fit and finish than this Fender model, despite being significantly cheaper.

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Features and functionality

  • The guitar's pickup and treble bleed combo are praised for delivering high-gain, single-note, and power chord clarity.

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User experience

  • Owners have experienced poor craftsmanship, including crooked strap buttons and inconsistent neck pocket fits in Mexican-made Fender guitars.

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  • The guitar’s color can appear differently under various lighting conditions, adding a unique visual appeal.

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Mods and upgrades

  • Owners are considering swapping out tuners and inlays for personal customization, though no specific brands are mentioned.

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Thomas DeLonge

Singer, Guitarist

Blink-182

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This is first Tom DeLonge's Fender Baritone Strat. It has tremolo bridge and 24 fret Tele neck with maple fretboard. This guitar was originally orange. And Tom DeLonge respray the guitar to Blue. And was put on sale for Reissued in 2014.

This guitar is used for Adam's Song during 1999 Loserkids Tour.

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