Fender Japan Traditional II 60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar, RW FB, Olympic White
  • Olympic White Fender Japan Traditional II 60s RW FB Stratocaster Electric Guitar
  • Olympic White Fender Japan Traditional II 60s RW FB Stratocaster Electric Guitar
  • Olympic White Fender Japan Traditional II 60s RW FB Stratocaster Electric Guitar
  • Olympic White Fender Japan Traditional II 60s RW FB Stratocaster Electric Guitar
  • Olympic White Fender Japan Traditional II 60s RW FB Stratocaster Electric Guitar

Fender Japan Traditional II 60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar, RW FB, Olympic White

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Fender's Japan - made Traditional guitar series combines classic Fender instrument - making aesthetics with high - end Japanese craftsmanship. This electric guitar features a Stratocaster® body in basswood with a gloss polyester finish. The rosewood fretboard has a 9.5' (241 mm) radius, 21 frets, and white dot inlays. It comes with vintage - style single - coil Strat® pickups, a 6 - saddle vintage - style synchronized tremolo bridge, and nickel - plated steel strings (.009 -.042 gauges). The 3 - ply mint green pickguard adds a touch of style. The vintage - style tuning machines and nickel/chrome hardware finish complete the look, and it includes a gig bag.



Using this Fender electric guitar is a breeze. First, make sure you've got fresh strings installed. Plug it into an amplifier using a standard instrument cable. Adjust the volume and tone knobs to get the sound you like. When it comes to playing, hold the guitar comfortably with the strap attached. Use your fretting hand to press down on the strings at the right frets to create different notes. For the tremolo bridge, you can use it to add vibrato to your playing, but be gentle. As for maintenance, keep the guitar in a dry place when not in use. Wipe the strings down after each play session to prevent corrosion. Every few months, clean the fretboard with a proper fretboard cleaner. If you notice the action getting too high or low, it might be time to take it to a professional for a setup.


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