The 1991 Fender American Stratocaster Plus is a standout example of Fender’s innovation during the late '80s and early '90s, blending classic aesthetics with modern performance features. Designed to appeal to players seeking both vintage vibe and cutting-edge functionality, this model retained the iconic Stratocaster silhouette while introducing upgrades like Fender Lace Sensor Gold pickups, which offered the signature Strat tone without the typical single-coil hum. The guitar also featured a Wilkinson roller nut and Schaller locking tuners, enhancing tuning stability and reducing friction during tremolo use. Its body was typically crafted from ash or alder, paired with a maple neck and rosewood or maple fingerboard, depending on the variant. The “swimming pool rout” under the pickguard allowed for versatile pickup configurations, and the Micro-Tilt neck adjustment added precision to setup and playability.

Beyond its technical specs, the Stratocaster Plus earned a cult following among players and collectors alike. Its bell-like tone, natural compression, and smooth feel made it a favorite for genres ranging from blues to alternative rock. Artists like Doug Martsch of Built to Spill embraced its sonic versatility, and its robust build quality has helped many units remain in excellent condition decades later.  The Strat Plus was in production from 1987 to 1998, and its legacy continues to resonate with musicians who value both tradition and innovation in their instruments

Serialized N1035029

8lbs 5oz

Nice player Strat! This one has a nice dark rosewood fingerboard, but has some finish issues. See pic for full cosmetic details.