Fender Custom Shop LTD 1964 L-Series Stratocaster Aged Candy Tangerine/Journeyman

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Fender’s Aged Candy Tangerine finish might just be one of the coolest Custom Shop colors we’ve seen in a while. It’s vibrant, funky, and distinctly vintage in its vibe, like something straight off a mid-’60s custom order sheet. But while the finish grabs your attention, this guitar backs it up with feel and tone to match. Let’s start with the neck - easily one of our favorite aspects of the L-Series guitars. It's a perfectly shaped ’63 “C” profile (.82–1.00") that’s substantial without ever feeling bulky. The rolled edges and polished 6105 frets make for an ultra-smooth playing surface, and the unfinished back gives it that played-in, broken-in feel right out of the case. It’s one of the most inviting necks we’ve played from the Custom Shop in recent memory. At 7lbs 15oz, this alder-bodied Strat rings out unplugged with a lively, snappy resonance, and lots of volume - always a great sign of what to expect when you get around to plugging it in. Once you do, the Fat ’64 pickups deliver that unmistakable Strat tone: glassy and articulate with a touch of compression and just a little more output than your average vintage set. Big chords bloom, leads cut, and in-between positions have all the shimmer and quack you’d expect from a great Stratocaster. We’re split down the middle here when it comes to Strat vs. Tele allegiance, but, this one has won over more than a few of the Tele crowd.