Fender Starcaster (1976 - 1979)
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Overview
Fender launched the Starcaster in 1976 as an attempt to break into the semi-hollowbody, humbucker market. Like the earlier Coronado, the Starcaster was a commercial failure. The Starcaster was distinguished by it offset body style and unique headstock.
Years of Production: 1976 - 1979
Body Style: Semi-hollowbody
Notable Players: Johnny Greenwood
Years of Production: 1976 - 1979
Body Style: Semi-hollowbody
Notable Players: Johnny Greenwood
Reverb Price Guide
Estimated Value for Fender Starcaster (1976 - 1979) on Reverb
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