Detail 01
Separate tone controls
Tone 1 serves the neck and middle pickups, while Tone 2 is assigned to the bridge pickup.

Independent shopping perspective
Fender’s Standard Stratocaster HSS puts a bridge humbucker alongside neck and middle single-coils, with a five-position blade switch for moving between its available pickup voices. The Modern C maple neck has a satin urethane finish, paired with a 9.5-inch-radius Indian laurel fingerboard and medium-jumbo frets. Its two-point tremolo bridge is designed for pitch bends, while separate bridge and neck/middle tone controls let you adjust those pickup groups independently. Finished in Candy Cola, it is a right-handed six-string solid-body electric guitar.


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Detail 01
Tone 1 serves the neck and middle pickups, while Tone 2 is assigned to the bridge pickup.
Detail 02
The bridge is specified with satin chrome steel block saddles and supports pitch-bend use.
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It has a Standard humbucker at the bridge and Standard single-coil Strat pickups in the neck and middle positions.
It has 21 medium-jumbo frets.
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