Fender Vintera® III Late '60s Stratocaster®, Rosewood Fingerboard, 3-Color Sunburst Electric Guitar

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Quick Product Summary The Fender Vintera III Late '60s Stratocaster in 3-Color Sunburst brings one of the most distinctive periods of Stratocaster design into a newly built, vintage-inspired electric guitar. An alder body, maple neck, round-laminated rosewood fingerboard and period-correct large headstock create the unmistakable late-'60s Fender aesthetic, while three vintage-style late-'60s Strat single-coil pickups provide the clear, dynamic SSS sound at the heart of the design. (uk.fender.com) Its Late '60s “C” neck profile, traditional 7.25-inch fingerboard radius and 21 vintage-tall frets deliberately favour a classic Fender playing experience over modern flatter-radius geometry. Add a six-screw vintage-style synchronized tremolo, bent-steel saddles and Fender Vintage “F”-stamped tuning machines and the result is a Stratocaster aimed squarely at players who want genuine late-'60s character rather than simply retro styling. (uk.fender.com) Finished in timeless 3-Color Sunburst with a round-laminated rosewood fingerboard, this Vintera III is an excellent choice for blues, classic rock, indie, alternative, funk, soul, pop and studio work. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Fender | Series | Vintera III | Model | Late '60s Stratocaster | Finish | 3-Color Sunburst | Condition | New | Body | Alder | Fingerboard | Round-Laminated Rosewood | Neck Profile | Late '60s “C” | Fingerboard Radius | 7.25" | Pickups | 3 x Vintage-Style Late '60s Strat Single-Coils | Included Item | Deluxe Gig Bag | Main Appeal | Authentic late-'60s Strat feel, styling and SSS versatility | Best For | Vintage Fender fans, blues, rock, indie, funk, soul and recording | What's In The Box? Fender Vintera III Late '60s Stratocaster Deluxe Gig Bag .050" saddle-height hex wrench Why Choose The Fender Vintera III Late '60s Stratocaster? Distinctive Late-'60s Fender Character The large Stratocaster headstock is one of the most recognisable visual features associated with l