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Description
The Fender Standard Stratocaster electric guitar is the perfect companion for players embarking on their musical adventures. Combining approachable playability with the inspiring tone that made Fender an icon of rock & roll, this Stratocaster offers the legendary sound and feel that has defined generations. Powered by Fender Standard ceramic single-coil pickups and featuring a Modern C-shaped maple neck, this guitar delivers an exceptional Fender experience.
Effortless Playability for Every Style
Designed for comfort and versatility, the Standard Stratocaster features a Modern C-shaped maple neck with a satin urethane finish for a smooth and inviting feel. The 9.5"-radius Indian laurel fingerboard with medium-jumbo frets ensures effortless navigation across the fretboard, making it perfect for players of all skill levels. Whether you’re playing intricate solos or strumming rhythm chords, this Strat adapts to your every move.
Bright, Articulate Fender Tone
The Fender Standard ceramic single-coil pickups deliver the bright, articulate tone that has made the Stratocaster a favorite among guitarists for decades. The bridge pickup provides crisp, high-output tones for leads, while the middle and neck pickups offer warm, rounded tones for rhythm and clean passages. A 5-position blade switch lets you explore a wide range of tonal possibilities, ensuring this guitar suits any genre or style.
Reliable Hardware for Performance Confidence
The Standard Stratocaster is equipped with a 2-point synchronized tremolo bridge with satin chrome saddles for smooth pitch bends and tuning stability. Its poplar body with a gloss polyurethane finish ensures durability and classic Fender styling. This guitar is built to perform, whether on stage, in the studio or at home.
A Strat Built for Every Genre
From shimmering cleans to bold overdrive, the Fender Standard Stratocaster handles any musical style with ease. Its versatile pickups, comfortable playability and timeless design make it an essential tool for players who demand the best from their instrument.
Discover Fender’s Standard Stratocaster
Combining legendary tone, exceptional craftsmanship and unbeatable playability, the Fender Standard Stratocaster is the ultimate choice for players seeking an iconic guitar. Order yours today and experience the Strat that set the standard.



Features
- Poplar body with gloss polyurethane finish for durability and style
- Fender Standard ceramic single-coil pickups for dynamic, versatile tone
- Modern C-shaped maple neck with satin urethane finish for superior comfort
- 2-point synchronized tremolo bridge with satin chrome saddles for smooth pitch bends
- 9.5"-radius Indian laurel fingerboard with medium jumbo frets for effortless playability
- 5-position blade switch for seamless tonal versatility
- Built for players seeking the classic Fender experience
Specs
- Series: Standard
- Shape: Stratocaster
- Wood: Poplar
- Finish: Gloss polyurethane
- Neck: Maple
- Construction: Bolt-on
- Finish: Satin urethane with gloss urethane headstock face
- Scale length: 25.5" (64.77 cm)
- Truss rod: Dual-action head adjust
- Material: Indian laurel
- Radius: 9.5"
- Number of frets: 21
- Fret size: Medium jumbo
- Inlays: White dot
- Side dots: White
- Nut material: Micarta
- Nut width: 1.6875" (42.86 mm)
- Configuration: SSS
- Bridge pickup: Standard single-coil Strat
- Middle pickup: Standard single-coil Strat
- Neck pickup: Standard single-coil Strat
- Controls: Master volume, tone 1 (neck/middle pickups), tone 2 (bridge pickup)
- Switching: 5-position blade
- Bridge: Standard 2-point tremolo with satin chrome steel block saddles
- Tuning machines: Fender Standard cast/sealed with hex buttons
- Control knobs: White
- Finish: Chrome
- Strings: Nickel plated steel (.009–.042 gauges)
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- Rock Concerts2
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- Fun To Play3
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Reviewed by 6 customers
Guitar Center is a very exclusive guitar store.
Verified Buyer
submitted3 months ago
byLinard
fromPaola, Kansas
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I highly recommend guitar center for a great variety of exellent guitars and supplies. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful.
Second time is the charm
submitted5 months ago
byChris
fromPA
I bought this guitar in the blue color as opposed to the white one I took back... this one was spot on with just a regular setup. Pickups were good as was the tuning stability. I guess they are working out the kinks, quality control wise.
Great entry level to Fender
submitted5 months ago
byRobert
fromOrmond beach, Fl
Im not a professional player, i have 7 different guitars,different makes....Started witha Squire AffinityStrat which is still a great guitar..Quality of sound,playability is great...
Better than an Affinity but not a Classic Vibe
submitted5 months ago
byChris
fromPA
I actually took the Strat model back and bought the Telecaster version and I was much happier with it. Start has a nice neck and body is really similar to sn Affinity. Pickups are pretty weak. The neck was actually only 2K. Bridge was little over 5K. Did not stay in tune that well.
good guitar
submitted6 months ago
bymatt
fromNew york
good for the price i like it good for beginners
This guitar is a re-badge sonic series
submitted7 months ago
byRichard
fromSacramento. Cal
It's using the same exact electronics as the sonic and the neck the same exact neck used on the debut guitar.
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submitted5 months ago
asked byMattoKauff
fromOrange, CA
How do I take out the whammy bar? I tried to get mine out, and it snapped.
Unscrew it counterclockwise – The tremolo arm on a Fender Standard Strat usually just screws into the tremolo bridge. To remove it, gently but firmly twist it counterclockwise until it comes out. Don’t force it – If it feels stuck, try wiggling it slightly while unscrewing, but avoid using tools unless absolutely necessary (and with care) to prevent stripping threads. Check for push-in style – Most Standard Strats use screw-in arms, but if yours feels like it’s not threaded, it could be a push-in type (more common on newer or upgraded bridges). In that case, gently pull it straight out with a little rocking motion.submitted7 months ago
asked byJake
fromBirchtree mo
Was this series made in mexico
Made in Indonesia