- Most extensive fretboard
- Capable of Versatile tones
- Best for – Beginners, intermediate and professionals
*Lowest current price
- Best looking and sounding Strat with extreme clarity
- Built from materials that will last for years
- Best for – Intermediate and professionals
*Lowest current price
- Sounds too good for the price
- Smooth neck with low action
- Best for – Beginners and intermediate
*Lowest current price
- Comes with many valuable accessories
- Free 3-month guitar lesson subscription
- Best for – Beginners
*Lowest current price
- Overall guitar build-quality is great
- Comes in special 1970s-era inspired colours
- Best for – Intermediate and professionals
*Lowest current price
NERDY GUITAR SPECS
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Body: |
Alder |
Alder |
Poplar |
Poplar |
Maple |
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Neck Material: |
Maple |
Maple |
Maple |
Maple |
Maple |
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Pickups: |
Single Coil |
Standard Single-Coil, Standard Humbucking |
Standard Single-Coil, Standard Humbucking |
Single-Coil |
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Bridge System: |
Tremolo |
Tremolo |
Tremolo |
Tremolo |
Tremolo |
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Extra Accessories: |
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Fender Gig Bag |
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Free lessons, padded bag, amplifier, cable, strap, picks |
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Item Weight: |
10.25 pounds |
11 pounds |
10.23 pounds |
9 pounds |
11 pounds |
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WHY CHOOSE STRATOCASTER?
The Epic History
Stratocaster goes down in history as one of the most legendary and popular guitars. It has drilled into our minds the way we imagine electric guitars to look like due to its iconic shape.
It is rooted deeply in the history of music as we know it and its shape has been unchanged in 60 years now.
Strat had its birth in 1953 and since then its growth has been unstoppable. It is the most preferred instrument of many, many big names in the music industry – no matter what genre they play.
All this makes it an easy choice for beginners and experts alike. You will definitely not regret spending your hard-earned money on a Strat.
