Fender 70th Anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster - 2-Color Sunburst

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[custom_html] Solidbody Electric Guitar with Ash Body, Maple Neck and FIngerboard, and 3 SIngle-coil Pickups - 2-Color Sunburst [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrcUYagI1bU[/video] The 70th-anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster is Fender’s ultimate spot-on tribute to the original Strat that debuted seven decades ago. This American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster comes appointed to represent every last vintage detail of those coveted first-batch Strats, right down to its period-correct switch tip, knobs, and 8-hole pickguard. Of course, that means a solid 2-piece ash body and 1954-“C”-profiled maple neck as well, complete with a matching maple fingerboard for that flawless first-year feel that’ll drop you right into ’54! You’ll also be working with a set of Fender single-line Deluxe tuning machines and a vintage-spec 6-point synchronized tremolo bridge for true old-school playability that lives up to modern standards in live and studio settings. Given how it’s turning heads around Music Experience, the perfectly replicated 70th-anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster qualifies as a legitimate museum piece. But of course, this gem of a Strat is ready to be played! Fender 70th Anniversary American Vintage II 1954 Stratocaster at a Glance: 2-Piece Ash body Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish 70th Anniversary 1954 Single-Coil Strat® pickups 1954 “C”-Shaped Neck Profile Pure Vintage Synchronized Tremolo with Bent Steel Saddles Pure Vintage Single-Line “Fender Deluxe” Tuners Feels like a ’54 The first test of this guitar’s outstanding replication quality is its playing feel, and the 1954 Stratocaster passes with flying colors. It starts with a solid 2-piece body of ash, a bright and resonant tonewood foundation with a solid feel over the shoulder that stays true to Fender’s solidbody wood of choice up through early 1956. A single-piece maple neck carved to Fender’s 1954 “C” profile provides an unmistakably original grip tha