Fender American Standard Strat HH 3 Tone Sunburst

Often copied, but never surpassed, the Stratocaster is arguably the world's most-loved electric guitar. Electrifying the music world since its release in 1954, its natural, versatile sound made the Stratocaster the benchmark for exceptional guitar tones. The American Professional Stratocaster HH ShawBucker isn't a re-imagining of the classic design; it's the authentic original model, evolved for today's players.

FEATURES

• Two Tim Shaw-designed ShawBucker humbucking pickups
• New modern "Deep C”-shaped neck profile
• Bone nut; 22 narrow-tall frets for easier bending
• Pop-in tremolo arm for enhanced stability
• Treble bleed circuit maintains highs when reducing volume
• Includes Elite Molded hardshell case

AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL STRATOCASTER® HH SHAWBUCKER

• HIGHLIGHTS
• SPECS
• SUPPORT

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  V-MOD PICKUPS

  Voiced specifically for their position, our redesigned ShawBucker open-coil humbucking pickups deliver highly dynamic, multi-dimensional tone while resisting electrical noise.

   

  NEW “DEEP C” NECK PROFILE

  Designed for comfort and speed, the new American Professional “Deep C” neck profile sports more substantial shoulders. The increased mass and altered geometry creates a more natural feel that’s perfect for chord and single-note playing alike.

   

  NARROW-TALL FRETS

  Narrow-tall frets are taller and narrower than their medium jumbo cousins, making them especially effective for bending notes and playing chords up the neck with perfect intonation.

   

  POP-IN TREMOLO ARM

  The new pop-in tremolo arm securely stays in position, no matter how hard you play. The arm tension can also be adjusted for a perfectly dialed-in feel that matches any player’s preference.

   

  TREBLE-BLEED CIRCUIT

  The treble-bleed circuit maintains the high end when turning down the volume knob to reduce gain, letting your tone shine through, no matter where the instrument’s volume is set.

   

  BONE NUT

  An original-era Fender design element, a bone nut contributes to superior tone and performance. Many players consider bone nuts to be more “organic” sounding.