Fender Custom Shop Special Edition 1958 Compound Radius Stratocaster Relic - Aged Burgundy Mist Metallic
A truly spectacular build from Fender Custom Shop, this guitar features a classic look with a modern compound radius fingerboard for easy upper fret bending. The Burgundy Mist Metallic paint and hand-wired 58 Strat pickups provide both a vintage look and sound. Relic aging is the perfect treatment for this spec - authentic wear but still a preserved paint job.
If you want a retro look but with more modern playability, this is a great choice!
This guitar comes with a free setup prior to shipment by our experienced in-house technician here at Round Hill Music Co.
At Round Hill Music Co., we’re proud to represent the best in the business as an authorized dealer for Fender Custom Shop, Gibson Custom, Taylor, Martin, PRS and more. We also carry an inspiring lineup of boutique builders, including Suhr, Rock N Roll Relics, Frank Brothers, Novo, and more. Explore our carefully selected amps from Two Rock and Magnatone, plus an ever-evolving collection of boutique pedals from JAM Pedals, Electronic Audio Experiments, Dumbloid, and many others.
SPECS
Body Wood: Ash, Sorted
Color: Aged Burgundy Mist Metallic
Aging: Relic
Neck Wood: Maple 5/4 Quarter-Sawn
Neck Finish: Medium Tint Nitro
Neck Shape: 57 Soft "V"
Radius: Compound, 9.50" - 12.0"
Neck Thickness at 1st Fret: .850"
Neck Thickness at 12th Fret: .980"
Dot: Micarta Black
Fret Wire: Narrow Tall / 6105
Bridge: American Vintage Strat
Pickguard: 56 Strat, Single-Ply
Pickups: Hand-wound 58 Strat
Switch: 5-Way
Wiring: Strat Vintage Mod #2
Case: Tweed
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