Fender

A Piece of Early-'90s Fender History, Ready to Work There's a certain window in Fender's history — roughly 1990 to 1994 — when the company went a l...

One Pickup. One Knob. One Point of View. Most Strats come loaded with options — five pickup positions, two tone knobs, endless combinations to expl...

The Fender Look, the Acoustic Feel There's something unmistakably Fender about picking up the California Standard Redondo — that 6-in-line headstoc...

Big Fender Personality in a Carry-On-Friendly Body Some guitars are designed for a specific room. The Fender California Standard Redondo Mini is de...

A Fender That Goes Where You Go Not everyone needs a full-size dreadnought all the time. Sometimes you want something you can grab off the hook on ...

One Guitar, Two Worlds You know that moment at a session when someone says, "We need something that sounds acoustic, but also kind of electric"? Mo...

Fender Style Meets Acoustic-Electric Versatility There's something distinctly Fender about picking up the California Standard Redondo CE — the tilt...

The Fender Spirit, Unplugged and Ready to Plug In There's something unmistakably Fender about the California Standard Redondo CE the moment you pic...

A Fender on Stage — Without the Sticker Shock Some guitars sit in the corner looking pretty. The Fender FA-125CE is built to go somewhere. With its...

A Real Fender Feel Without the Real Fender Price Tag There's something about picking up a dreadnought acoustic for the first time and strumming a b...

California Cool Meets Solid-Top Value Some guitars play it safe — neutral finish, traditional shape, easy to overlook in a lineup. The Fender Newpo...

California Cool in a Parlor-Sized Package There's something about a short-scale acoustic-electric that just invites you to pick it up and play. The...

Fender's California Cool, in a Color You Won't Forget There's something about a guitar that makes you want to pick it up before you even plug it in...

A Guitar That Looks as Good as It Sounds Most acoustic guitars stick to natural tones and earth tones. The Fender Redondo Player says: why not Cand...

Twelve Strings, One Very Good Reason to Plug In There's something about a 12-string that makes even a simple open chord feel bigger than the room i...

A Concert-Size Companion Built for Every Beginning If you've ever wanted a guitar that sits comfortably in your lap, responds beautifully to a gent...

A Strat That Feels Like It Was Made for You There's something about picking up an American-made Stratocaster in 3-Color Sunburst with a maple neck ...

A Solid Stage-Ready Dreadnought, Ready to Play Again Sometimes a used guitar tells a story — and the Fender CD-140SCE Black has clearly had a life....

A Classic Strat in a Creamy Finish, Ready to Play The Fender Player Stratocaster is the real deal — not a budget approximation of the Stratocaster ...

A Classic Strat That's Been Played and Loved There's something about a black Stratocaster with a maple neck that just looks right. This 1998 Fender...

A Classic Strat With a Little Extra Punch There's a reason the Stratocaster has been the go-to guitar for so many players for so many decades. That...

A Rare MIM Tele in One of Fender's Most Elusive Colors Blue Agave. If you know, you know. Fender offered this color on its Mexican-made Standard Se...

A Piece of Early-'80s Fender History, Ready to Play The Fender Lead III doesn't get nearly the respect it deserves. Built at Fender's Fullerton, Ca...

A Telecaster with a Story — and a Very Distinctive Look Every now and then a guitar walks through the door that makes the whole team stop and take ...