[SN VVT0118] USED Fender Custom Shop / Master Built 1959 Stratocaster Relic Olympic White [11]

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Crafted by Master Builder Vince Van Trigt! A one-of-a-kind Custom Shop ’59 Strat Relic featuring roasted alder and 4A flame maple! A special Stratocaster bearing the name of Fender Custom Shop Master Builder Vince Van Trigt. Based on specifications from around 1959, this meticulously crafted instrument combines elements from the early ’60s with unique custom features.The Olympic White lacquer finish has been treated with a Relic finish, giving it the character of a guitar that’s been played for years. Furthermore, the combination of a roasted alder body and a 4A-grade flamed maple neck lends it a striking presence even within its traditional style. The pickups feature a hand-wound configuration with ’60s-style pickups in the front and middle positions and a ’50s-style pickup in the bridge position. Furthermore, the inclusion of a Strat Blender circuit allows for pickup combinations not possible with a standard 5-way selector, enabling a wide range of sound shaping.The neck features a ’60s-style Oval C profile, a 9.5-inch fingerboard radius, and 6105 Narrow Tall frets. These specifications prioritize a vintage-style appearance while also ensuring modern playability. Its appeal lies in the unique material selection and meticulous attention to detail characteristic of a Master Builder, as well as the Relic finish that recreates the look of a well-worn instrument. This Custom Shop model infuses the traditional beauty of the Stratocaster with original ideas, making it a standout choice for both collectors and performers. “Relic” refers to a processing and finishing technique that intentionally applies paint chipping, scratches, dents, and tarnished metal parts to recreate the appearance of a vintage guitar that has been played for many years. The Fender Custom Shop is known for its realistic aging effects that evoke the look of instruments that have actually been used for decades, allowing you to enjoy the character and unique presence of a well-worn instrument.This