Fender

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 ...

A Piece of Fender History in Your Hands Some guitars are just instruments. Others are time capsules. This 1966 Fender Duo-Sonic II in Dakota Red is...

An Offset That Invites You to Play Differently The Fender Player Jaguar has always been the offset for players who want a little more — more tonal ...

A Tele That Does Things Its Own Way The Squier Vintage Modified Telecaster Custom II takes the classic Telecaster silhouette and gives it a twist t...

An American Classic in Olympic White There's something timeless about an Olympic White Stratocaster with a rosewood fingerboard. It's a combination...

A Telecaster That Plays by Its Own Rules Most Telecasters play it pretty straight — two pickups, a slab body, plug in and twang. The Fender Modern ...

A Telecaster That Gets Out of the Way and Lets You Play Some guitars demand your attention. The Fender Standard Telecaster isn't one of them — and ...

SoCal Style Meets Island Playability Sometimes all you need is a little instrument with a big personality. The Fender Venice Soprano Ukulele is exa...

A Concert Uke That Actually Turns Heads Spalted maple is one of those woods that stops people mid-scroll. The dark, branching figure that gives it ...

A Signature Uke With a Whole Lot of Personality Some instruments just have a story behind them — and the Fender Grace VanderWaal Signature Concert ...

A Vintage-Inspired P Bass with All the Right Appointments The Fender Classic Series '50s Precision Bass reaches back to the earliest days of the el...

A Piece of Fender History You Don't See Every Day The Fender El Rio doesn't show up very often, and for good reason — it was part of Fender's Calif...

Fender Foto Flame Telecaster (1990s)Celebrating Japan's Masterful Artistry and Build Quality In the 1990s, Fender Japan introduced the Foto Flame...

A Piece of Fender History, Ready to Play The 1974 Fender Telecaster Custom sits at one of the more interesting crossroads in Fender's history — a c...

A Piece of Acoustic History — Fender's Vintage 12-String Dreadnought There's something special about a vintage 12-string that's been played and lov...

A No-Fuss Practice Amp That Covers the BasicsSometimes all you need is a small, reliable amp that lets you plug in and play — no menus, no presets,...

Fender Tones Without the Fuss There's a reason you've probably seen a Fender Champion amp sitting in the corner of just about every practice room a...

A Lot of Amp in a Compact Package If you've ever wished you could have a whole pedalboard and a handful of different amp sounds all in one box — wi...

A Lot of Amp in a Small Package Sometimes you just want to plug in and play without overthinking it. The Fender Champion II 25 is exactly that kind...

A Lot of Amp in a Familiar Package There's something reassuring about plugging into a Fender amp that looks exactly like a Fender amp should — silv...