Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Relic

Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Relic The Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Relic is a legendary guitar. It becomes even more legendary when built by one of the Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilders. This Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Relic was Masterbuilt by Yuriy Shiskov to late 60s Strat specs. A gorgeous players instrument this Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Relic feels like a well worn pair of jeans and sounds like heaven in your ears. If the Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster Relic has your eye, get a Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilder to make you one. It is the ultimate Fender Custom Shop guitar, you wont regret it.

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• Fender
• Custom
• Shop

[PopExpo]

yeah the sound is that great. I swear my american standard sounds like this. My secret? its all about the hight you set the pickups on the american standard. I thought this was a 60s strat, why is there a 70s bullet truss rod?

[ProGuitarShopDemos]

The large headstock was introduced in 1968.

[GulfCoasta09]

hah cool but id rather have a new guitar and know that I was the one that tore up the guitar, gives me more pride =D

[amarr1]

agreed

[Punkdebutique]

@ProGuitarShopDemos Actually you can see the large headstock from the late 65

[kochiyose12]

what is custom shop mean??

[WoWintosh]

@corganb

I saw a Fender Blues Junior relic. The grille cloth was torn and worn out, it had what looked like a urine stain on the side, a ring from a cold beer can on the top, and various stains and dings all around.

[Guitarvirtuoso666]

I wonder how they get the beltbuckle rash right... is there some dude in the custom shop whos duty it is to constantly rub the guitars over his crotch?

[corganb]

Ok, Relic guitars can be cool - but doesn't this seem crazy at times? I mean wow "look at the belt buckle dents and rust on the bridge". When will guitar pedals be made with authentic shoe scrapes and beer stains?

[beeps123]

wow.. tats sum super tone..

[Darryld1]

love it! but what's with the bit about "...which comes through years of adjusting the saddles..."??

I really like the concept but if the wear isn't in the places where a strat would get damaged, it looks ridiculous and not authentic.

I have an '80's Squier '57 JV (Jap strat) body, which I bought new as a complete guitar (still have the pickups in a box somewhere too) and it's bashed in all the 'right' places and I can tell you stories about each scrape. Buy a new one and wear it out yourself!

[orianthilzzy1234]

nice

[gitaargast1995]

hi there, does anybody know what song he starts playing at 3:10?

[abzoluut]

@PopExpo upload a vid with you playing..