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Fender Vintera 70s Stratocaster Mocha MN with gig bag

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Fender Vintera 70s Stratocaster Mocha MN with gig bag
Product no: 9000-0053-2262

Product information

General

This '70s Stratocaster from Fender's Vintera series is made in their Mexican factory in Ensenada which means they can offer this model at a more attractive price than one made in America, for example. It has a vintage look, sound and feel with features like the 3 bolts that attach the neck to the body and the larger headstock being authentic design details. Naturally, you also get all of the advantages that come with owning a brand new electric guitar, like modern construction, for instance.

Vintera '70s Stratocaster: classic Seventies Strat sounds

Three vintage-style '70s single-coil Strat pickups, along with the 5-way pickup switch and volume and tone potentiometers, give you a wide range of classic Seventies Strat sounds. There's also a vintage-style synchronised tremolo bridge that allows you to add vibrato effects to your playing without going out of tune. The Vintage F Stamped machine heads are another authentic feature on this fantastic Fender.

Specifications

Product features

Number of frets
21
Number of strings
6
Bridge type
Vintage-style tremolo
Pickup configuration
SSS
Pickup type
Single-coil (passive)
Neck connection
Bolt on
Fretboard wood
Maple
Includes cover
Yes
Includes case
No
Colour
Brown
Country of origin
Mexico
Left-handed
No
Body material
Ash
Scale length
25.5 inches (648mm)
Body type
ST

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight
5,6 kg
Dimensions
108,0 x 39,0 x 12,0 cm

Product specifications

  • Fender electric guitar
    • model: ‘70s Stratocaster
    • series: Vintera
    • colour: mocha
  • body
    • material: ash
    • finish: high-gloss polyester
    • shape: ST
  • neck
    • joint: bolt on (3 bolts)
    • material: maple
    • finish: high-gloss urethane
    • profile: Early '70s C
    • scale length: 25.5 in
    • fretboard: maple
    • fretboard radius: 7.25 in
    • number of frets: 21
    • fret type: vintage
    • string nut material: synthetic bone
    • string nut width: 1.65 in
    • position markers: dots
  • hardware
    • bridge: vintage-style synchronised tremolo with six saddles
    • hardware finish: chrome-plated nickel
    • machine heads: vintage F Stamped
    • strings: .009 - .042 (Fender USA 250L NPS)
  • electronics
    • pickups: 3x vintage-style single-coil Strat
    • controls: 1x volume, 2x tone, 5-way pickup switch
  • included: deluxe gig bag

Bax Music Warranty This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

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4 / 5

Fender Vintera 70s Stratocaster Mocha MN with gig bag

One of the main reasons that I bought this MIM stratocaster was to look for a guitar where I could change the pickups and electronics, so the base price needed to be relatively low.
After receiving the guitar I spend a couple of hours setting it up to my liking which was not an issue. The neck was well finished and overall the guitar had no flaws. I did change the strings to 010-046 and had to add two strings to the tremolo bridge. In general this guitar does not keep tune well when tremolo is heavily used at least this has been my experience. Tuners are acceptable, but not great.
After a couple of weeks I did change the original pick-ups by a set of Heartbreaker (Cherry Vegas) pickups from Belgium and for the electronics I got an Emerson Custom 5-way Stratocaster blending kit.
Guitar now sounds and plays wonderful and I am happy with my purchase.
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This review was automatically translated from Dutch.

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