The standard Fender Stratocaster guitar is the most commonly used brand and model used today. The basic setup has the essential components to suit many different players needs. Its moderate price and unique styling have made it the choice of many players for many years. This model was originally designed and constructed in 1932 and has retained its basic size, shape, and electric setup through the years.
The body of the guitar is constructed from maple wood and has a hollowed out section to store the electrical components. The wood is coated with a three-layer paint and two coat finish. Its shape is a unique curved pattern that is molded to rest in your lap. The pick guard is a plastic shield that covers the body cavity and holds the pick
Two of the three pick-ups located in the body cavity are aligned parallel to the bridge with the third at a slight angle. Each pick up is wired separately to a five way switch that controls which pick up is in use. Two separate tone dial knobs and a main volume dial are also wired into the setup. All of these components are signaled out through an outlet located on the bottom side of the guitar body.
This setup is a very simple yet versatile system. The overall construction and selection of wood makes the guitar very durable and allows it to retain its value to a degree. The styling is appealing to many people and can be used to compliment any style of music. With the adjustable settings and broad parameters of the components, it is clear why this particular guitar has been unchan