FENDER American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster MN Lake Placid Blue
Electric guitar with accurate Seventies specs and Pure Vintage '73 single coil pickups
Stratocaster electric guitar from the American Vintage II series, made in the USA
Authentic replica of a 73 Strat with large headstock, bullet truss rod and micro-tilt neck
Blue polyurethane high gloss finish
Bolt-on construction with 25.5" scale length (648 mm)
Ash body
Triple bolt-on maple neck with Micro-Tilt Adjustment
21-fret maple fingerboard with black Dot inlays
"1973 C" neck profile with 42 mm nut width and 7.25" fingerboard radius (184 mm)
One Fender Pure Vintage '73 Stratocaster single coil in neck position
One Fender Pure Vintage '73 Stratocaster Single Coil in neck position
One Fender Pure Vintage '73 Stratocaster Single Coil in neck position
Passive electrics with 5-way pickup switch, Master-Volume and two tone controls (neck & middle, bridge)
Fender American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo with cold-rolled steel block and bent steel tailpieces
Fender Pure Vintage "F Stamped" tuners
Includes FenderVintage-StyleBlack Hardshell Case and "Ashtray" cover for the bridge
Stratocaster with authentic Seventies feel.
The Fender American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster MN Lake Placid Blue presents itself as an authentic replica of a 73 Strat with the unmistakable appointments of the dazzling CBS era. In addition to the large headstock with historically accurate "bullet groove" for the tuning rod, the electric guitar features a triple-bolted maple neck with micro-tilt adjustment and an ash body with the official shapings of the Seventies. The "1973 C" profile, which is not too beefy, also promises first-class playing characteristics. Three Fender Pure Vintage '73 single coils and traditional passive electrics elicit authentic vintage tones that are at home in almost any genre of popular music. naturally Fender completes the American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster MN Lake Placid Blue with historically accurate appointments in the form of a Synchronized Tremolo with cold-rolled steel block and precise Pure Vintage "F Stamped" tuners.
Authentic Seventies Feeling: The Fender American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster MN Lake Placid Blue comes with the authentic appointments of the dazzling CBS era.
The connection of neck and body is done historically correct with three screws and "Micro-Tilt" mechanism.
Stratocaster in authentic Seventies construction.
In the construction of the American Vintage II '73 Strat Fender naturally follows accurately the specifications of the eventful CBS era. Accordingly, the maple neck not only bears the obligatory "Large Headstock" with striking Fender logo, but also the practical "Bullet Nut" for adjusting the tension rod. Of course, three screws are used for the connection to the conveniently designed ash body and the " Micro-Tilt" mechanism for adjusting the neck angle. The "1973 C" neck profile with 42 mm nut width and 7.25" fingerboard radius also promises highly comfortable playing characteristics in all positions of the 21-fret maple fingerboard.
Three Pure Vintage '73 single coils and the tried-and-true Strat circuit promise a variety of vintage tones for just about any style of music.
Three Pure Vintage '73 Single Coils for versatile sounds
As pickup for the American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster Fender chooses three Pure Vintage '73 single coils. The historically wound single coils come with staggered pole pieces and deliver a wide range of authentic vintage tones at the guitar amp with the typical spank, making the Strat a versatile all-rounder for soulful cleans and scorching Overdrive. In addition to the 5-way pickup switch and the master volume pot, the Strat has a common tone control for the neck and middle pickups and a separate tone pot for the bridge pickup.
Authentic vintage-style tuners with embossed Fender-F keep the American Vintage II '73 Strat stably in the correct tuning.
Reliable Strat hardware
Last but not least, Fender completes the American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster MN Lake Placid Blue with the typical add-on parts of the seventies. As a bridge serves the classic American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo, which not only convinces with a buttery smooth handling, but with the block of cold-rolled steel supports the brilliant and lively sound character of the guitar. Individually adjustable string saddles made of bent sheet steel also guarantee precise adjustment of intonation and string action. Behind the bone nut, Fender Pure Vintage "F Stamped" Vintage-Style tuners also precisely tune the American Vintage II '73 Stratocaster.
Features:
Manufacturer:
Fender
Series:
American Vintage II
Design:
Stratocaster
Body:
Ash
Top:
No
Binding:
No
Neck:
Maple
Neck Construction:
3-point bolt-on, Micro-Tilt
Neck Profile:
Medium-'C'
Fretboard:
Maple
Fretboard Type:
Fretted
Fretboard Radius in Inches:
7.25
Scale in mm:
648
Number of Frets:
21
Fret Format:
Vintage Tall
Fretboard Inlays:
Dot
Nut type:
Bone
Nut width in mm:
42
Pickup:
SSS
Manufacturer pickups:
Fender
Neck Pickup:
Pure Vintage '73 Single Coil
Middle Pickup:
Pure Vintage '73 Single Coil
Bridge Pickup:
Pure Vintage '73 Single Coil
Active pickups:
No
Coil-splitting:
No
Piezo Pickup:
No
Electronic:
Passive
Switch:
5-Way
Control:
Vol, Tone, Tone
Bridge:
Am. Vintage Synchronized Trem
Tailpiece:
No
Tuners:
Pure Vintage Fender "F"
Strap Button:
Standard
Hardware:
Nickel
String Gauge:
.010 - .046
Factory Tuning:
Standard E
Country of Origin:
USA
Finish:
High-Gloss
Colour:
Lake Placid Blue
Number of Strings:
6
Case included:
Yes
Gigbag included:
No
Certificate:
No
Fender American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster MN Lake Placid Blue
The guitar is superiority, wonderful !!! Just like the good old days... Thank you 7ender... Thank you Music Store... Fast, totally reliable company !!! And the packaging was like a fortress !!!
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it is really beautiful guitar. 73 is not popular among Fender vintage but surely good choice for lover of 70 hard rock. There was red spots on the neck, under the top coating. That was minus in cratmanship. The fender case was really awesome and adds extra value for a guitar. Worth few hundreds euro at least.
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