r/FenderStratocaster

Image 1 — The rarest Strat found at Guitar Center
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The rarest Strat found at Guitar Center

Guitar Center is at it again!

Here are the specs:

—Semi-hollowbody design for warmth and acoustic depth

—Fender-Designed Wide Range humbuckers for bold tone

—9.5" radius maple fingerboard with narrow-tall frets

I picked it up—it felt solid to me! And, if this are humbuckers, they did a crazy good job of squeezing them into single coil covers.

Should I believe that the fretboard radius is 9.5”?

u/Ok_Equivalent_71 — 14 hours ago
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NGD: 2022 Fender Player Stratocaster Plus top (Aged Cherry Burst) HSS

It plays so well after a basic set up.

u/IronCladMMA — 13 hours ago
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Windering where to start!?

Hey everyone, I have had this guitar sitting around for 30 years. It was my second electric guitar, MIM Strat 1995. I’ve never taken on a guitar rebuild before, but this is inspiring me to maybe try, would be cool to bring this back to life. I don’t care how long it takes or anything as I am in no rush. I wanted to post here to see what you guys thought collectively as a good place to start would be and how I could accomplish the goal here. It has had a broken string jammed in the bridge for the past 12 to 15 years, whole thing is unplayable. I realize it is grossly effed up in comparison to the usual beauties that get shown on this page, don’t judge! This was my guitar at around 12 years old!

u/Pure-Valuable-141 — 14 hours ago
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