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Fender Standard Strat HSS Electric Guitar with Locking Tremolo (Rosewood, with Gig Bag)
Upgraded version. Double-locking 2-point tremolo bridge. Alder body. Standard hardware.
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This version of the Standard Strat HSS guitar features a Floyd Rose double-locking 2-point tremolo bridge. Like its vintage-style synchronized tremolo cousin, it offers special switching for its humbucking bridge pickup and 2 single-coil pickups in the neck and middle positions. Other features include an Alder body, modern C-shaped Maple neck and chrome hardware.
Model Number: 113-4700-(Color#)
Series: Standard Series
Colors:
(306) Black
(325) Chrome Red
(332)* Brown Sunburst
(375) Midnight Wine
(380) Arctic White
(387) Electron Blue
(Polyester Finish)
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple, Modern 'C' Shape, (Satin Polyurethane Finish)
Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5 in. Radius (241mm)
No. of Frets: 21 Medium Jumbo
Pickups:
1 Humbucking Pickup (Bridge)
2 Standard Single-Coil Strat Pickups (Neck and Middle)
Controls:
Master Volume
Tone 1. (Neck Pickup)
Tone 2. (Middle Pickup)
Pickup Switching:
5-Position Blade, Special Switching:
Position 1. Full Bridge Humbucker (No Tone Control)
Position 2. Front Coil of Bridge Pickup and Middle Pickup (Lead Tone Control)
Position 3. Middle Pickup (Lead Tone Control)
Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickups (Lead and Rhythm Tone Controls)
Position 5. Neck Pickup (Rhythm Tone Control)
Bridge: Floyd Rose Double Locking 2-Point Tremolo
Machine Heads: Fender/Ping Standard Cast/Sealed Tuning Machines
Hardware: Chrome
Pickguard: 3-Ply White
Scale Length: 25.5 in. (648mm)
Width at Nut: 1-11/16 in. (43mm)
Unique Features: Floyd Rose Tremolo
Strings: Fender Super Bullets 3250L, Nickel Plated Steel, (.009 to .042)
Accessories: Standard Gig Bag
Case: None
Introduced: 1/2006
Notice: Product Prices, Features And Specifications Are Subject To Change Without Notice
Technical Info
Model Name: Standard Strat HSS with Locking Tremolo (Upgrade)Model Number: 113-4700-(Color#)
Series: Standard Series
Colors:
(306) Black
(325) Chrome Red
(332)* Brown Sunburst
(375) Midnight Wine
(380) Arctic White
(387) Electron Blue
(Polyester Finish)
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple, Modern 'C' Shape, (Satin Polyurethane Finish)
Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5 in. Radius (241mm)
No. of Frets: 21 Medium Jumbo
Pickups:
1 Humbucking Pickup (Bridge)
2 Standard Single-Coil Strat Pickups (Neck and Middle)
Controls:
Master Volume
Tone 1. (Neck Pickup)
Tone 2. (Middle Pickup)
Pickup Switching:
5-Position Blade, Special Switching:
Position 1. Full Bridge Humbucker (No Tone Control)
Position 2. Front Coil of Bridge Pickup and Middle Pickup (Lead Tone Control)
Position 3. Middle Pickup (Lead Tone Control)
Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickups (Lead and Rhythm Tone Controls)
Position 5. Neck Pickup (Rhythm Tone Control)
Bridge: Floyd Rose Double Locking 2-Point Tremolo
Machine Heads: Fender/Ping Standard Cast/Sealed Tuning Machines
Hardware: Chrome
Pickguard: 3-Ply White
Scale Length: 25.5 in. (648mm)
Width at Nut: 1-11/16 in. (43mm)
Unique Features: Floyd Rose Tremolo
Strings: Fender Super Bullets 3250L, Nickel Plated Steel, (.009 to .042)
Accessories: Standard Gig Bag
Case: None
Introduced: 1/2006
Notice: Product Prices, Features And Specifications Are Subject To Change Without Notice
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Fender Standard Strat HSS Electric Guitar with Locking Tremolo (Rosewood, with Gig Bag) Reviews
9 out of 10
"Super stable Strat."
Feature:
A good Floyd Rose trem, which means you can't knock this thing out of tune. This guitar holds its tune for an entire session, and over time. Super stable. My non-Floyd Rose guitars require the tuner to be constantly at hand. Fenders are traditional, and I guess that's why they stay away from the Rose, kind of like clinging to Harley Davidson technology. Fender would sell a lot more of them if the set them up properly.
Quality:
Quality of materials rates a "10", but factory setup is abysmal. Fender didn't even bother to design the proper body cutaway to accommodate the Floyd Rose. And forget intonation. Mine was so far out of proper intonation that the leading edge of the bridge adjustments were over the pickguard, interfering with bridge motion. If you know how to set up a guitar, and are a little handy with a router, you can have a nice Fender with a good Floyd Rose. Most people won't bother - which, I'm sure, sells a lot of Ibanez guitars. I'm a sucker for Fender Strat tradition with modern Floyd Rose stability.
Value:
It's a steal, but only if your a decent guitar tech or handy enough to set it up properly. For example, as shipped, the body cutout doesn't clear the bridge plate, which means the trem can only dive. Cutting out the body to the shape of the bridge plate allows the full range of tremolo motion. Fender can't figure this out? No wonder they sell so few.
Desirability:
It's Mexican, it's 22 frets, but it's super playable and stable. There's NO other Fender Strat that will keep its tune after a couple of dives.
Sound:
Sound quality is very good. I rate rated these pickups an "8" because I'm spoiled by the beautiful sound of my Fender Lace pickups.
Ease of Use:
Easy play, like all decent Fender Strats.
Overall:
I've owned several Strats for years, and this one's still a favorite.
A good Floyd Rose trem, which means you can't knock this thing out of tune. This guitar holds its tune for an entire session, and over time. Super stable. My non-Floyd Rose guitars require the tuner to be constantly at hand. Fenders are traditional, and I guess that's why they stay away from the Rose, kind of like clinging to Harley Davidson technology. Fender would sell a lot more of them if the set them up properly.
Quality:
Quality of materials rates a "10", but factory setup is abysmal. Fender didn't even bother to design the proper body cutaway to accommodate the Floyd Rose. And forget intonation. Mine was so far out of proper intonation that the leading edge of the bridge adjustments were over the pickguard, interfering with bridge motion. If you know how to set up a guitar, and are a little handy with a router, you can have a nice Fender with a good Floyd Rose. Most people won't bother - which, I'm sure, sells a lot of Ibanez guitars. I'm a sucker for Fender Strat tradition with modern Floyd Rose stability.
Value:
It's a steal, but only if your a decent guitar tech or handy enough to set it up properly. For example, as shipped, the body cutout doesn't clear the bridge plate, which means the trem can only dive. Cutting out the body to the shape of the bridge plate allows the full range of tremolo motion. Fender can't figure this out? No wonder they sell so few.
Desirability:
It's Mexican, it's 22 frets, but it's super playable and stable. There's NO other Fender Strat that will keep its tune after a couple of dives.
Sound:
Sound quality is very good. I rate rated these pickups an "8" because I'm spoiled by the beautiful sound of my Fender Lace pickups.
Ease of Use:
Easy play, like all decent Fender Strats.
Overall:
I've owned several Strats for years, and this one's still a favorite.
Submitted: 12/21/2008
Style of Music: Rock
10 out of 10
"ITS REALLY WORTH IT"
Feature:
it has a floyd rose...which is unlike most fenders.. 22 frets..at least mine is 22 frets..and its really nice to play..
Quality:
Its made really well...its slightly heavy..
Value:
if there was an 11..i would give this 11..
Desirability:
it really looks good..
Sound:
Its amazing for the price..
Support:
The dealers are all very polite and nice..
Overall:
well that depends on how my playin improves...
it has a floyd rose...which is unlike most fenders.. 22 frets..at least mine is 22 frets..and its really nice to play..
Quality:
Its made really well...its slightly heavy..
Value:
if there was an 11..i would give this 11..
Desirability:
it really looks good..
Sound:
Its amazing for the price..
Support:
The dealers are all very polite and nice..
Overall:
well that depends on how my playin improves...
Submitted: 01/01/2006
Style of Music: Hard Rock
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