Electric Guitar

Vintage Offset Soul Meets Modern PlayabilityThere's something about a Jazzmaster—that offset body, the wide-range pickups, the way it just looks re...

The Offset That Hits Different Here's the thing about the American Professional Classic Jazzmaster — it's what happens when Fender stops overthinki...

Where Tele Meets Strat: The Hotshot Difference Most Telecasters give you two pickups and two sounds. This one gives you five. The American Profess...

When One Classic Sound Isn't Enough Some players want their Telecaster to do more than just Telecaster things. If you've ever wished your Tele cou...

Vintage Soul, Modern Playability There's something about a Telecaster that just feels right in your hands — that familiar snap, the simplicity, the...

Built for Players Who Live Between Eras You're not trying to re-create 1963. You're playing gigs tonight, tracking tomorrow, and you need a Telecas...

Classic Strat Soul, Modern Playability You know the feeling — the moment you pick up a guitar and it just fits. That's what Fender dialed in with ...

Vintage Soul, Modern Performance Some guitars sound great in theory but fall short when you actually plug them in. The Fender American Professional...

Vintage Soul, Modern Playability — Built in Corona, California If you've been looking for a Strat that feels right at home whether you're tracking...

The Telecaster, Refined for Today's Player If you've ever picked up a Telecaster and thought, "this is almost perfect," Fender heard you. The Amer...

The Strat That Knows Where It Came From—and Where You're Going You know that feeling when you pick up a Stratocaster and it just feels right? The ...

The Working Musician's Strat, Refined If you've ever picked up a Stratocaster, you know the feeling — that instant familiarity, the way it just sit...

The Sweet Spot of Telecaster HistoryBy 1963, the Telecaster had hit its stride. The punch and focus of alder married with the warmth added by a rou...

A True 1965 Stratocaster, Down to the Last Screw 1965 was a turning point for Fender and for the Stratocaster. The company had just been sold to C...

A Faithful Return to 1957By 1957, the Stratocaster had hit its stride. Three years into production, Fender had refined the original '54 design into...

Your Ticket to 1957 If you've ever wondered what it felt like to walk into a music shop in the late '50s and buy a brand-new Stratocaster, this is ...