Fender Stratocaster Reviews

Fender Standard Stratocaster Electric Guitar — The Fender Stratocaster is one of the few and proud electric guitars that have stood the test of time in the American marketplace among professional and amateur musicians alike. The only other vintage guitar that can boast such a long and illustrious pedigree is the Gibson Les Paul, but that is the subject of another review. — — Since 1946, Fender has produced electric guitars, the first was the Broadcaster, the forerunner of today’s Telecaster, Dave Davies of "The Kinks" played a ‘48 Broadcaster… read full review »

by far the most versatile six-string electric guitar ever made. whether it is blues, country, surf music, british beat, pop, or heavy metal, the stratocaster can do it all. i have owned mine since 1969 when i ordered it from the fender custom shop because in those days left-handed guitars were special order… read full review »

Not just a Strat, it's a Fender Stratocaster, A leader in guitars for decades and decades — One of the most, if not, the most imitated guitar designs in the world. — Sleek design with a fretboard as soft as butter. You just can't go wrong with a Fender — Stratocaster! — … read full review »

The Fender Stratocaster is one of the guitars that have stood the test of time. It offers smooth action along with a balanced weight that provides a comfort level that musicians have loved for decades. The "strat" will continue to be one of my favorites for years to… read full review »

The recently revised Standard Strat has a lot of new features. The frets, body and hardware has all been upgraded. It has never sounded better almost being as good as an American Strat. I recommend this guitar to anyone starting out or anyone who aspires to play an ax for… read full review »

Im a huge guitar player, I have used many guitars and have many guitars, but my Stratocaster will always be my favorite guitar.  It needs no upgrades and any of the Stratocaster models will be fine.  I have never had any problems with the guitar or the Fender… read full review »