Your time machine to the vibe of the '60s.

The Fender '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar looks like a real vintage classic thanks to aged knobs, pickup covers, pickguard, tremolo, and switch tip. U-shaped maple neck with rosewood fretboard. Vintage tuners and tremolo. Fender includes three vintage single-coil pickups with your '60s Stratocaster for sound as old as it looks.

Fender Classic Series '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar Features:

• Alder body (polyester finish)
• Maple C-shaped neck
• (gloss urethane finish) 25-1/2" scale length
• Rosewood fingerboard
• 7.25" radius
• 21 vintage-style frets
• 1.650" nut width
• 3 vintage-style single-coil pickups with staggered pole pieces, alnico magnets, and aged covers
• 5-position pickup switch
• Vintage-style synchronized tremolo
• Master volume, neck pickup tone control, middle pickup tone control
• Fender Ping vintage-style tuners
• Chrome hardware
• 3-ply mint green pickguard
• Aged knobs and switch tip
• Synthetic bone nut

Fender Classic Series '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar Includes:

• deluxe gig bag

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Fender Classic Series '60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar

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Blows American made Strats away

Posted by GB from Boston Area on Aug 4, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Christian/Worship & Pop/Rock

I bought this guitar back in 2003 and love everything about it. I play mainly PRS McCarty & Custom 22 but have been using this guitar more and more.

I've owned a Fender SRV Signature Strat and played several American Standards and have to say that this "Made in Mexico" 60s Series Fender blows the American Standard away. It feels better and with DiMarzio Virtual Vintage pickups sound a million times better. I paid in 2003 $569 and know it was a KILLER DEAL. I will never get rid of it. Nice job Fender!!!

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Nice Guitar...But How Much?

Posted by Blues Dude from Long Island, NY on May 8, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: professional guitar instructor

Reviewer's Play Style: blues

I personally own 2 of these 60s classics, one in lake placid blue and one in black. They are well crafted MIM guitars as they have excellent playability and sound good, but at the current prices probably not a worth while purchase.

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Posted by Meddle from Sweden on Nov 15, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Musican

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, progressive, physedelic

This is the best guitar I ever played. It's got everything! The neck and fingerboard feels great and I love the sound (but I had to get used to it...) I bought it from a local music store and it's just great! If you get a chance, BUY IT!

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Classic & Awesome

Posted by Alan Castillo from Anchorage, Alaska on Oct 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musican

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock, Rock, Blues

This guitar has great looks and a great feel when playing it. Any note on the fret board is easy to reach. The synchronized tremolo is great, especially at high volume. Great for Rock and Blues. This guitar is really feels and sounds like a classic, I recommend it.

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Not Bad

Posted by Greggy from Alberta, Canada(The best country there is) on Sep 3, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues/Rock

I bought this guitar because of the way the neck felt. Very good for a Mexi Strat. Upon bringing it home, I noticed a few small imperfections..like the lack of proper shielding behind the pickguard. Every time I would strum the guitar, I would hear a slight static noise. Probably because of the way I play..(I usually rest my pinky finger on the pickguard to stabilize my hand). I picked up some Samarium cobalt noiseless pickups a few years ago, but didn't actually use them so I installed them including some proper shielding on the pickguard. The static is now gone. I might re-wire the whole thing, and put in some better qhality volume pots/tone pots and a new switch. I'm not bashing this guitar because it plays excellent! The neck is a very well put together piece of work! And the trem unit works equally as well. I think it's the Lake Placid blue that got me hooked! I'd say try one out. You might just agree with me.....

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