Fender Limited Edition American Stratocaster Modified - year 1995

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Fender American Standard Stratocaster from 1995. This was part of a limited custom color run of stratocasters produced by Fender in 1995 and recognizable by their painted peghead that matches the body finish. While these models originally shipped from the factory with a white or parchment pickguard, this particular guitar has been beautifully upgraded with a brown tortoise shell pickguard, giving it a distinct and premium look. Other mods include Modifications Pickups:  switched out for very early Seymour Duncan Antiquities (hand wound by SD in his custom shop) - original pickups not available Tuners:  replaced with Fender (Sperzel) locking tuners Nut: replaced with bone nut Electronics:  switch replaced with Fender Strat/Tele 5-Way Super Switch for Tele/Humbucking options when bridge tone knob pull-switch engaged Pick guard/Backplate:  both Mint Green versions replaced with genuine Fender tortoiseshell versions Vol/Tone knobs and Pickup selector switch:  replaced with aged versions (originals in case) Trem Block:  replaced with Callaham Guitars cold-rolled US steel block for enhanced sustain and tone Original Specs: Series: American Standard Series Body: Alder Neck: Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood (010-7400) or Maple (010-7402), (9.5" Radius/241 mm) No. of Frets: 22 Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm) Width @ Nut: 1.6875" (43 mm) Hardware: Chrome Machine Heads: Fender Standard (Schaller - Cast/Sealed) Bridge: American Standard Pickguard: 3-Ply White Pickups: 3 American Standard Strat Pickups Pickup Switching: Deluxe 5-Position Blade Controls: Master Volume, Tone (Neck), TBX Tone (Mid, Bridge) (With Matching Painted Headstocks) January 1995 to June 1995 (757) Surf Green, (766) Burgundy Mist June 1995 to December 1995 (708) Ocean Turquoise, (709) Candy Apple Red January 1996 to June 1996 (702) Lake Placid Blue (705) Olympic White Strings: Fender Super 250L's (.009 to .042) Nickel Plated Steel pn#073-0250-003 Unique Features: Matching painted headstock Source: U.S. Acc