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Built for Players Who Know What They Want There's a reason the Telecaster has been showing up on stages and in studios for over seventy years — it ...

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 Modern Workhorse Tele Walk into any club on any given night and you'll see a Telecaster on stage. There's a reason this design has barely chan...

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

Fender's Most Advanced Strat Yet Picture this: you're tracking leads in the studio, and the fluorescent lights are buzzing like crazy — but your gu...

Classic Twang Meets Modern Refinement If you've ever wished for a Telecaster that feels like it's been played for decades but performs like it was ...

The First Telecaster, Reborn in Rare Prototype White In 1951, Leo Fender's Broadcaster got a new name and became the first production guitar to we...

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 ...

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

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...

Seven Watts of Transatlantic Tube Tone There's a certain kind of amp that just makes you want to keep playing. The Fender Bassbreaker 007 Combo is ...

A Fender Head That Goes Places Fender Didn't Used To Go The Bassbreaker 15 HD is a genuinely interesting amp from Fender — one that deliberately st...

A 2x12 Built to Run with the Bassbreaker Series If you've already got a Bassbreaker head or combo — or you're hunting for a versatile 2x12 extensio...

All the Tweed, All the Tubes, All the Tone There's a reason the Blues Junior has been a fixture on stages, in studios, and in living rooms for deca...

Fender Newporter Player Acoustic-Electric – Solid Spruce – California Series The Fender Newporter™ Player from the California Series blends...

A Lot of Fender in a Small Box You know that feeling when you just want to plug in and play without a big setup production? The Champion 20 is buil...

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...

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 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...

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 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...

The ’61 Strat Heavy Relic takes you back to a special time during the evolution of the venerable model when Leo Fender was constantly modifying, pr...