Detail 01
Bridge tone push/pull control
Pulling it up adds the neck pickup to blade-switch positions 1 and 2.

Independent shopping perspective
Fender’s Player II Modified Stratocaster combines an alder body with a maple neck and fingerboard, three Player II Noiseless Strat pickups, and a five-way blade. Pulling up the bridge tone control adds the neck pickup in switch positions 1 and 2, opening combinations beyond the regular settings. The satin Modern C neck has rolled 9.5-inch fingerboard edges and medium-jumbo frets. A two-point synchronized tremolo, short-post locking tuners, and TUSQ nut round out the hardware.


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Detail 01
Pulling it up adds the neck pickup to blade-switch positions 1 and 2.
Detail 02
The three pickups are described as delivering traditional single-coil character without unwanted hum.
Detail 03
All tuning machines are deluxe cast/sealed locking units with short posts.
Detail 04
A deluxe gig bag is listed for this model.
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Product questions
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Pull up the bridge tone control to add the neck pickup when the blade switch is in positions 1 or 2.
It has a 2-point synchronized tremolo with block saddles and a chamfered tremolo block.
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