Fender American Ultra Luxe Vintage '60s Stratocaster HSS - Sea Foam Green

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[custom_html] Solidbody Electric Guitar with Alder Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, 2 Single-coil Pickups, 1 Humbucking Pickup, and 2-post Tremolo - Sea Foam Green [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ke5mSN75iI4[/video] HSS firepower, modern playability, and old-school Fender soul converge in the American Ultra Luxe Vintage ’60s Stratocaster HSS. A lightweight alder body, carved with Ultra contours and a sculpted neck heel, gives this guitar effortless upper-fret access right from the start. Next, the satin-finished, quarter-sawn maple neck boasts a wide Modern D profile, a compound-radius fingerboard, and hard-wearing stainless steel frets that offer playability to rival even the most cutting-edge of contemporary 6-string creations. As for the tone, this Strat’s clear and crisp Pure Vintage ’61 Stratocaster pickups pair with a snarling Haymaker humbucker in the bridge position — you can also access traditional SSS tones by flipping the guitar’s coil-splitting S-1 switch. A high-octane hardware complement further ups the ante with a self-lubricating TUSQ nut, Deluxe locking tuning machines, and a 2-post American Ultra synchronized tremolo with polished stainless steel saddles and a cold-rolled steel block. Finally, it’s all wrapped in a semi-gloss Heirloom nitro lacquer finish that beams with captivating checking lines and alluring aging, maximizing your guitar's resonance and gracefully wearing in the more you play. Fender American Ultra Luxe Vintage '60s Stratocaster HSS at a Glance: Heirloom™ Lacquer finish Pure Vintage '61 Strat® Single-Coils and Haymaker™ Humbucker, Advanced Electronics and S-1™ Switching Stainless Steel Frets Select Alder Body with Ultra Contours and Tapered Neck Heel Quartersawn Modern "D" profile neck 10"-14" Compound Radius fingerboard with Ultra Rolled Edges and Luminlay® side dots Optimized Ultra Luxe comfort This Strat begins with the seriously high-performance foundation laid down by the Fender Ultra L