Fender Road Worn 60s Stratocaster Electric Guitar, 21 Frets, "C" Shape Neck, Pau Ferro Fingerboard, Nitrocellulose Lacquer, Olympic White

I'm just speechless. No words to describe how I feel about this. Best guitar I've ever owned. This one's definitely a keeper, a guitar for a lifetime.

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  Pros, A guitar for a lifetime, Fun To Play, Good Feel, Good Pick Up, Good Tone, Solid Electronics, This is a keeper

I had a REALLY hard time trying to figure out if I should keep the Tex/Mex or go with my Antiquites, ultimately it came down to this: the Antiquity II bridge pickup imho is better than the Tex/Mex bridge so that was the only reason I didn't keep the Tex/Mex, they definitely sounded good though, if I...

i purchased off zzounds a few months ago i however saw it for a lower price and zzounds was generous enough to match their competition. As for the guitar it is definitely worth every penny the playability right out of the box is supurb. The action and intonation was spot on.

This Strat is a very good product and I am proud to own it. My "Hats Off" to the folks in Mexico that produced it. It sounds great with my Marshall amp. I rate the sound as a "9" due to the single wound pick-ups but I will probably upgrade it to a set of Kinman no-hum pick-ups.

The sound is amazing but there is room for more. Tex Mex pickups sounds about 10x better then those Japanese pickups that come in Jazzmasters, Mustang and Jaguars as they end up usually wired as a Strat Pickup.

I didn't like the sound. To me the TexMex pickups choked the brightness and twang out of the guitar, while it left the bass muddy and undefined. For a supposed vintage replica it didn't sound like it should.

The sound, both acoustically and when plugged into an amp are excellent for this guitar. The light nitrocellulose lacquer finish really allows the instrument to resonate in way that is lacking on the polyurethane finished strats. I use this strat specifically for playing the blues.