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Publié le 30/06/11 à 21:40 (contenu en anglais)The Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster V neck has a great feeling neck, and that's the main selling point on this guitar. It has an alder body with a maple neck, a maple fretboard with 22 frets, abalone dot inlays, two point tremolo system, SSS configuration, carved away neck joint with a micro-tilt adjustment, one volume, two tones and a five way switch.
UTILIZATION
The neck is the thing that everyone wants to know about this guitar. It has an amazing feeling neck. It's big, has that nicely carved V shape and surprisingly fits nicely inside the palm of your hand while playing. The fretwork on this model wasn't too bad. The frets were crowned, and there weren't any edges sticking out that would potentially cut your hands up while moving up and down the neck. The neck joint on this had a slight gap, but it shouldn't affect anything too much. One thing I'm not a huge fan of is the radius on the guitar, but that goes for just about any Fender out there aside from the Eric Johnson one.
SOUNDS
This guitar had the SCN pickup setup, and I'm a big fan of that. First of all, let's talk about the S1 switch. Basically, it's adding a capacitor to thicken up the pickups. I really don't like it. I think it just muddies up the entire sound, so I recommend against using it. That said, the SCN pickups sound great. The bridge is powerful and has some nice bite to it. The neck is also crazy powerful with some nice vowel-ish "aww" kind of quality going on with it. I only use the middle for the in-between positions, but it sounds great as well. If you're looking for that classic Strat sound, you won't find it here. These are more geared towards rock and metal, but I'm sure you could make them work with blues.
OVERALL OPINION
You have to really like the V style neck to enjoy this guitar. If you're someone who likes those bigger, shapely necks, than this guitar is definitely for you. Be sure to inspect the guitar for any potential nut, fret and neck joint issues as they can really vary between guitars. The tone is generally pretty good on these, I find.00 - Hatsubai
Très cool le cou
Publié le 17/08/11 à 00:21 (contenu en anglais)The Fender American Deluxe Stratocaster V neck has a great feeling neck, and that's the main selling point on this guitar. It has an alder body with a maple neck, a maple fretboard with 22 frets, abalone dot inlays, two point tremolo system, SSS configuration, carved away neck joint with a micro-tilt adjustment, one volume, two tones and a five way switch.
UTILIZATION
The neck is the thing that everyone wants to know about this guitar. It has an amazing feeling neck. It's big, has that nicely carved V shape and surprisingly fits nicely inside the palm of your hand while playing. The fretwork on this model wasn't too bad. The frets were crowned, and there weren't any edges sticking out that would potentially cut your hands up while moving up and down the neck. The neck joint on this had a slight gap, but it shouldn't affect anything too much. One thing I'm not a huge fan of is the radius on the guitar, but that goes for just about any Fender out there aside from the Eric Johnson one.
SOUNDS
This guitar had the SCN pickup setup, and I'm a big fan of that. First of all, let's talk about the S1 switch. Basically, it's adding a capacitor to thicken up the pickups. I really don't like it. I think it just muddies up the entire sound, so I recommend against using it. That said, the SCN pickups sound great. The bridge is powerful and has some nice bite to it. The neck is also crazy powerful with some nice vowel-ish "aww" kind of quality going on with it. I only use the middle for the in-between positions, but it sounds great as well. If you're looking for that classic Strat sound, you won't find it here. These are more geared towards rock and metal, but I'm sure you could make them work with blues.
OVERALL OPINION
You have to really like the V style neck to enjoy this guitar. If you're someone who likes those bigger, shapely necks, than this guitar is definitely for you. Be sure to inspect the guitar for any potential nut, fret and neck joint issues as they can really vary between guitars. The tone is generally pretty good on these, I find.00 - Hatsubai
Unique Cou
Publié le 05/10/11 à 21:52 (contenu en anglais)This has the special V neck that Fender used to do way back when. The V necks on these are fairly pronounced, and if you're not used to V necks, this guitar might take you back a bit. It's quite a bit different from what most guitars utilize today. Still, some people absolutely love them. The guitar features an alder body with a maple neck, 22 frets with dot inlays, a two point tremolo system, three single coils, one volume, two tones and a five way switch.
UTILIZATION
The strings that were on this were absolutely dead. I had to replace those and give the guitar a full setup before I could allow this on the show floor. The frets needed to be polished, and I think it sat for awhile before we even got it. The access to the higher frets is the same in any other Fender in that it's pretty poor, but it's not a huge deal. There are some times when it can be a pain, but it's nowhere near as bad as a normal Les Paul. The frets themselves were decent, but they could have been a bit better. The neck needed to be tweaked, but that tends to happen during transport. The extreme heat from the shipping trucks and humidity changes between states can really take its toll on guitars at times.
SOUNDS
The guitar had the SCN pickups in it. If you've never heard of these pickups before, they're special pickups designed for Fender by Bill Lawrence with some unique magnets. The overall design is super quiet, and they have tons of output. As a result, they're more modern sounding than what you would normally expect from a Fender. The S1 switch on this guitar is useless, and I recommend never using it. You can even convert the pot to a normal one if you're worried you might press it by accident. All it does is make the guitar really muddy. The bridge is powerful, and you can play metal with it without much of an issue. In between positions get very nice cleans/funk tones, and the neck is great for leads.
OVERALL OPINION
The neck on this takes some getting used to if you've never played a V neck before. It's different, and that can be good or bad, depending on what your own personal tastes are. The quality is pretty standard for what you'd expect from Fender in that it's good, but it's nothing mind blowing. I tend to prefer the older Fenders, despite them having a bit of QC issues at times. Either way, if you find a good deal on this, check it out. Maybe you'll like it.00 - VincprogPublié le 14/12/09 à 15:55<span class="contenu">Manche : Vissé
Fabrication : Etats-unis
Nombre de cases : 22
Nombre de cordes : 6 cordes
Type de corps : Solid body
Forme du corps : Stratocaster
Matière du corps : Aulne
Accessoire : Etui moulé
Matière du manche : Erable
couleur : Olympic Pearl Configuration micros : SSS
Nombre de micros : 3
Touche : Erable
Micros : Simple bobinage Samarium Cobalt Noiseless
Position : Droitier
Accastillage : Chromé
Mécaniques : Etagées Fender®/Schaller® Deluxe autoblocantes
Présence de vibrato : Moderne</span>
UTILISATION
Manche agréable et jouable.
Forme strato, poids ok
Accès au dernière fret : bien
Bon son !
SONORITÉS
Style varié,
son cristallin
Avec ampli Mars…Lire la suite<span class="contenu">Manche : Vissé
Fabrication : Etats-unis
Nombre de cases : 22
Nombre de cordes : 6 cordes
Type de corps : Solid body
Forme du corps : Stratocaster
Matière du corps : Aulne
Accessoire : Etui moulé
Matière du manche : Erable
couleur : Olympic Pearl Configuration micros : SSS
Nombre de micros : 3
Touche : Erable
Micros : Simple bobinage Samarium Cobalt Noiseless
Position : Droitier
Accastillage : Chromé
Mécaniques : Etagées Fender®/Schaller® Deluxe autoblocantes
Présence de vibrato : Moderne</span>
UTILISATION
Manche agréable et jouable.
Forme strato, poids ok
Accès au dernière fret : bien
Bon son !
SONORITÉS
Style varié,
son cristallin
Avec ampli Marshall 100W dfx
Bon son clair.
AVIS GLOBAL
Ca fait 6 mois que je l'ai et je dois dire que c'est le top, prix assez élevé mais on s'y retrouve.
Une guitare unique, si c'était à refaire, je l'aurais acheté plus tôt !Lire moins00