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Publié le 31/01/12 à 20:31
(contenu en anglais)I absolutely love the sound of that good Fender Stratocaster with a nice Marshall amplifier or some sort of standard cleaning amplifier with a post. This guitar has been one of the greatest instruments that music is ever known. It has the perfect balance and solid feel and everything in between. The neck is very competent and it's very easy play and sounds good in almost any situation. These are fantastic guitars that are extremely versatile and can play in pretty much any style of music that you put it in. They don't do very well in the new metal modern metal settings that use a lot of dropped tunings or alternate tunings but anything that's in standard to a step below will sound really good.
UTILIZATION
Features
Custom detailing
Classic Fender contours
Legendary Strat tone
Thin nitrocellulose finished ash body
Lightly figured maple neck
Rosewood fingerboard
22 medium-jumbo frets
Deluxe cast/sealed machine heads
3 Modern Classic single-coil pickups with the Hot Classic in the bridge position
3-ply parchment pickguard
Aged white plastic parts
Custom Classic 2-point synchronized tremolo with milled solid-stainless saddles, solid steel spring block, and pop-in arm
Includes hardshell case
SOUNDS
I really like Fender Stratocaster with the humbucker installed in the bridge position. I like it to be a fatter sound with the humbucker combined with a slick clean sound of the single coil pickups. When you use this guitar with a good Marshall amplifier and a nice delay this padel such as an Ibanez tube screamer or a boss SD 1 padel you can get some great hard rock tones. This guitar will give you everything you want and what ever music that you put it, it will compliment you back. There really isn't anything that this guitar can do as far as music styles for me personally. That's why really this guitar is more versatile than any other instrument because of its ability to adapt to any version of music that you play.
OVERALL OPINION
These guitars usually float right around $1000 or so. You can find them in the used section of many classifieds as well. This is one of the most prominently used guitars out there so finding one isn't too hard. However there has been some variations in neck profile size so I suggest trying out a few at the shop locally to find out which one do you prefer best or overall that is great for gigging and recording.00- Hatsubai
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Publié le 05/10/11 à 00:54 (contenu en anglais)The Custom Shop Strats that Fender makes happen to be some of my absolute favorite strats. They're expensive, but they're worth it -- up to a point. They have this amazing feel to them that's much more personal than the cookie-cutter strats that Fender cranks out day after day. The guitar features an alder body with a maple neck, a rosewood fretboard, 22 frets, dot inlays, a vintage tremolo, three single coils, one volume, two tones and a five way switch.
UTILIZATION
The fretwork on this was superb, and you don't really see that from the regular production line models. The ends were properly beveled, and the tops were crowned nicely. On top of that, they were perfectly level. While I couldn't really get the perfect action I wanted due to the natural radius of the fretboard, I was able to get close. The guitar had a great weight at roughly 7 or so lbs. The rosewood looked very nice and had some cool looking streaks in it that some of the lower end models don't tend to have. It gave it some character, I thought. The vintage trem on this is the standard one you always see, so there's no change there. One nice thing about this was that the nut was properly cut, and it was a bone nut. This helped in both tuning stability and tone.
SOUNDS
The guitar had some lower to medium output single coils, and it was blues tone for days. I first tried this through a Fender Blackface, and it put out some crazy fat sounding clean tones. Slap on a bit of reverb, and you have a clean tone that would rival any guitar out there. I plugged this through a Marshall JCM800, and that's where it really came together. I was able to get a singing lead tone kind of like Eric Johnson once I hit it with a pedal and got some delay going. I was also able to get a nice hard rock tone with this. The overall guitar was extremely resonant, and you could really tell it through these amps. If you plan on playing metal, you might want to look into replacing the pickups in this, but I have a feeling most won't play metal with this guitar.
OVERALL OPINION
If you can afford one of these Custom Shop guitars, I highly recommend it. However, you really have to weigh your options of having a Fender or getting something even more amazing like a Suhr or Anderson. Fender's Custom Shop prices are getting so high lately that it's pretty ridiculous. It's almost getting to Gibson prices at certain times. If you find the guitar speaks to you, buy it. However, if you're wavering wether to get this or another guitar, you might want to check out your other options.00 
Nico66Publié le 24/04/09 à 19:56Fender Custom Classic Stratocaster C-Neck <span style="text-decoration: underline;">MADE IN USA évidemment</span> :
Custom detailing, "couleur Cobalt Blue"
Corps en frêne couleur Cobalt blue (option à 300 euros...)
Classic Fender contours, legendary Strat tone
Thin, lacquer-finished alder body
Manche profil C'tout en érable avec un effet de flammage magnifique (touche compris...)
Poli sur le dos du manche pour plus de confort
22 medium-jumbo frets
Mécaniques Fender Deluxe
3 Modern Classic single-coil pickups avec Hot Classic in the bridge position
3-ply parchment pickguard
Les micros ont été vieillis
En gros, que du bonheur... équipement au top, qualité exemplaire. et…Lire la suiteFender Custom Classic Stratocaster C-Neck <span style="text-decoration: underline;">MADE IN USA évidemment</span> :
Custom detailing, "couleur Cobalt Blue"
Corps en frêne couleur Cobalt blue (option à 300 euros...)
Classic Fender contours, legendary Strat tone
Thin, lacquer-finished alder body
Manche profil C'tout en érable avec un effet de flammage magnifique (touche compris...)
Poli sur le dos du manche pour plus de confort
22 medium-jumbo frets
Mécaniques Fender Deluxe
3 Modern Classic single-coil pickups avec Hot Classic in the bridge position
3-ply parchment pickguard
Les micros ont été vieillis
En gros, que du bonheur... équipement au top, qualité exemplaire. et une merveille de beauté.
UTILISATION
1 Le manche est-il agréable?
Le manche lisse derrière est une pure merveille. Au bout de 3 minutes, vous avez l'impression que cette guitare a toujours été la votre !
2 L'accès aux aigus (dernières frets) est-il facile?
L'accès aux aigus... ben c'est une strat... mais avec 22 cases !
3 L'ergonomie est-elle bonne (en terme de forme, de poids...)?
RAS, c'est une strat
4 Obtient-on facilement un bon son?...
LOL... ben suffit de savoir jouer car elle ne pardonne rien du tout !
En tout cas, j'ai vraiment redécouvert la stratocaster. J'en ai eu deux américaines, mais jamais aucune d'entre elles n'a sonné comme cette Custom Shop !
Niveau son, le micro HOT chevalet est révolutionnaire et du jamais entendu... très pêchu !!
Le micro manche est également fabuleux, tant en sons clairs qu'en crunchs ou saturés !
J'avais jamais autant utilisé ce micro que depuis cette Strato.
D'habitude, je n'utilisais que les positions 2 et 4 en clean, maintenant, je me sers aussi du micro manche seul
SONORITÉS
1 Conviennent-elles à votre style de musique?
Je fais un peu de tout, du jazzy funky au pop rock et hard, elle sait tout faire, et elle est loin d'être ridicule en gros son grâce au micro chevalet HOT vraiment terrible !!
2 Avec quel(s) ampli(s) ou effets(s) en jouez vous?
Je l'utilise sur Mon VETTA II en concert, sur le POD X3 pro dans mon home studio, et sur toute la gamme d'amplis disponibles au studio (Fender Twin, Marshall JCM 2000, JCM 800, MEsa rectifier, et beaucoup d'autres...)
3 Quels types de sons obtenez vous et avec quels réglages ("cristallin", "gras",....)?
Assez gras en micro manche, position 2,3 et 4 très claquantes et cristallines.
Le micro chevalet est très très aigu et convient parfaitement en gros son pour de bonnes rythmiques ou des solos à la Pink Floyd
4 Quelles sont les sonorités que vous préférez, que vous détestez?
C'est une blague ??? C'est une bombe qui sait tout faire... ça vous va ?
AVIS GLOBAL
1 Depuis combien de temps l'utilisez vous?
Je l'ai depuis trois semaines.
2 Quelle est la particularité que vous aimez le plus, le moins?
Elle est magnifique, confortable, agréable à jouer, vibre du corps à la tête, RAS...
3 Aviez vous essayé beaucoup d'autres modèles avant de l'acquérir?
Des strat's, j'en ai eu 2 haut de gamme, et j'en ai essayé un paquet... RIEN A VOIR !! on joue pas du tout dans la même cour !!
4 Comment jugez vous le rapport qualité/prix?
J'ai fait une bonne affaire dessus en profitant de la baisse du Dollar, donc dans mon cas, je mets 10/10... vive la crise financière !!!
5 Avec l'expérience, referiez vous ce choix?...
Plutôt 2 fois qu'une, et même, je suis maintenant convaincu que les modèles Custom Shop sont de loin supérieurs aux modèles dit Standards !
Du coup, je renouvelle toutes mes guitares pour des custom shops (Tele et Les Paul)Lire moins10