Detail 01
Chambered ash body
The chambering is described as reducing body weight while allowing the wood to vibrate more freely.

Independent shopping perspective
Rather than a solid alder body, this White Blonde Player II Stratocaster uses chambered ash, a construction described as lighter and more freely resonant. Three Player Series Alnico 5 single-coils feed a five-position blade switch, moving from the warmer neck pickup through the middle and bridge voices to the combined settings. The contoured Stratocaster body rests against the player for extended playing. Its maple C-shaped neck, rolled-edge slab rosewood fingerboard, 9.5-inch radius, and 22 medium-jumbo frets form the stated playing platform for bends and vibrato.


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Detail 01
The chambering is described as reducing body weight while allowing the wood to vibrate more freely.
Detail 02
It provides access to the available pickup combinations from the three single-coils.
Detail 03
Tone 1 controls the neck/middle pickups and Tone 2 controls the bridge pickup.
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It uses chambered ash. The chambering is described as making the body lighter and increasing free wood vibration.
It has a slab rosewood fingerboard with rolled edges and a 9.5-inch radius.
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