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Fender California Series Fat Strat Demo

Just the usual mess...unrehearsed, no warm up...jamming to show the various sounds that this guitar is capable of...no effects, just the built in gain/distortion and reverb...the amp is a Fender Su...  
 
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sounds totally unrehearsed, the most accurate depiction of unrehearsed
zash005 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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HI i have a fat mex strato. It have a good sound between hot of gibson and cold of fender so you can play every music style. The sound of american i s wonderful but i think that you can play a few style of music...
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Huh? How are you holding your pick when fingerpicking?
jOsHkInG101 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I'm guessing he's not using one.........
Soulgrenade (1 month ago) Show Hide
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best way is to tuck your pick underneath your middlefinger of picking hand.
TCCdude708 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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i have a sunburst on of these with a tortoise shell pick guard
its a 1996 and it has a beautiful sound and amazing harmonics
ASHSRV (5 months ago) Show Hide
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It's nice to hear the California Series is doing so well. It was my first real Strat and I love it. The one I own is Fiesta Red and was made in the year 97, Just some friendly advice, their great guitars with vintage hardware and tex mex pick ups, you won't be dissapointed.
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You can upgrade a mexican step by step too. This is a way to exactly get the guitar, the feeling and the tones you want. Any part of Fender's is available on eBay and never forget every Fender actually is a puzzle.
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Well, and the fact that the MIM strats are sometimes put together with up to 6 pieces of wood. Fender told me this when I asked about the differences.

One thing I've seen though is quality CTS pots in the MIM strats. These are some of the best out there, and the wiring is pretty decent as well. I mean, if those Mexicans were shoddily putting guitars together, Fender would have had to change something...so it goes.
Nim718Ny (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks man, appreciated.

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