The Standard Stratocaster is the foundation from which all Strat models come. Fast action maple neck, comfort-contoured body, three single-coil pickups and standard synchronized tremolo it's where the tradition began and still carries on today. strat.jpg 345 Electric The guitar that started a musical revolution. So simple, yet incredibly versatile. Since its introduction in the early '50s, professional guitarists of all musical genres have relied on the Fender Telecaster for its powerful tone and smooth playability. Today's Standard Telecaster incorporates the best of the old and new fast action maple neck, cast/sealed machine heads, two classic single-coil pickups and combination six-saddle string-through-body bridge. tele.jpg 583 Electric The '62 Jaguar is a re-creation of Fender's premier guitar from the '60s. Bikini's, surfboards, and crashing reverb! Now made at Fender's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Corona, California, this hallmark Fender model features a contoured body with off-set waist, switchable lead and rhythm circuits with independent volume and tone controls, string mute and floating tremolo with "Trem-Lock." jag.jpg 573 Electric The guitar that was at the heart of '60s Rock Instrumentals, '70s New-Wave, and '80s Alternative. Now made at Fender's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Corona, California, this classic Fender model features a contoured body with off-set waist, switchable lead and rhythm circuits with independent volume and tone controls, and floating tremolo with "Trem-Lock." jazz.jpg 498 Electric Fender invented the Electric Bass in 1951 in response to requests from musicians for a louder, easier-to-handle bass. This new instrument was named the Precision Bass. Unlike its predecessor the acoustic stand-up bass, the P-Bass had frets, which allowed bassists to play with "precision." Needless to say, a "new playing sensation" was born and the sound of popular music changed forever. The new Fender Standard Precision features a comfort-contoured body, rosewood fingerboard and split-coil hum canceling pickup. precision.jpg 888 Bass First introduced in 1960 as the "Deluxe Model," the Fender Jazz Bass has stood the test of time to become one of the most played instruments in modern musical history. Many Fender Firsts such as the offset-waist body, ultra slim fast action neck and full-range bi-pole pickups are standard features on the new Standard Jazz Bass. Also available left handed. jazzbass.jpg 488 Bass The new Stu Hamm "Urge" Bass II features the tonal magic of classic Jazz and Precision basses with active electronics and contemporary styling. Features include a sleek alder body, 34" scale length, matching painted headstock (except Sunburst), Fender Jazz Bass Noiseless pickups and active electronics urge.jpg 836 Bass The Roscoe Beck V String is truly a one-of-a-kind design. Players will love the traditional Jazz feel combined with the graphite reinforced neck. Other features include a pao ferro fingerboard, special Jazz Bass V pickups, and special switching. roscobeck.jpg 154 Bass Available in three gloss finishes. The DG-11 is great looking, great sounding and affordable! A genuine spruce top with nato back and sides round out this outstanding instrument. dg11.gif 345 Acoustic The sound of all of our solid spruce top guitars improve as they age. On this, our most affordable solid top guitar, the mahogany neck, back and sides add a warmth and clarity you'll hear and feel. dg20s.gif 567 Acoustic The combination of Meranti back and sides and a spruce top are highlighted by the high-gloss finish and chrome tuning machines. Consistently a best-seller, the sound, look and value are excellent. dg7.gif 987 Acoustic For decades, the Stratocaster has been one of the most popular of all electric guitars. Now, Fender proudly unveils the Stratacoustic, a gorgeous thinline acoustic-electric cut in the universally recognized Stratocaster body style. Pairing its solid spruce top and state-of-the-art one-piece fiberglass body with the trademark Fender headstock design, the Stratacoustic gives you all the feel and vibe of your trusty solidbody. The maple neck with rosewood fretboard bolts on just like your Strats, and die-cast six-in-line tuners complete the package. stratacoustic.jpg 432 Acoustic In 2001, Fender announces the Cyber-Twin - an amplifier so revolutionary that it will change the way guitar players think about amplification from now on. Fender created this amp of the future by looking to the past, with the most in-depth analysis of classic, vintage amplifiers ever undertaken by a manufacturer. CYBER34_TH.jpg 654 Amplifier What do you get when you cross a classic Fender amplifier with a flame-thrower? The Prosonic. Two channels: Normal can take you from vintage clean to swampy grunge with the spin of your guitar's volume knob. Nail the drive channel's dual cascading gain controls and wait for the cops to arrive! mpro_prosonic.jpg 765 Amplifier The 59 Bassman is a reissue of the legendary narrow panel Bassman amp of the late 50s. Utterly simple in design and operation, this magnificent tone-dog can take you on a tweed carpet ride back in time. bssmn.jpg 876 Amplifier The Tone Master is everything its name implies: great upfront sound, with power to spare. tonemstrhead.jpg 999 Amplifier