2001 fender highway one stratocaster full#
2001 fender highway one stratocaster series#

The middle position pickup is reverse-wound/reverse-polarity. The neck has the renowned Fender fit and finish that makes it comfortable to play for hours and easy to get around the fingerboard at the highest frets.ДЇender Hot Single-Coil Strat Bridge, Middle and Neck pickups with Alnico 3 magnets. Standard sealed/cast tuners Alder body with a satin nitrocellulose lacquer finish that lets you see the quality of the wood and workmanship. Maple neck with satin urethane finish '70s-style large headstock with a black logo Modern 'C'-shape neck 9-1/2' maple or rosewood fingerboard with jumbo frets The Highway One Stratocaster (also available left-handed) which features the standard Stratocaster pickup configuration of three single-coil pickups and the Highway One Stratocaster HSS - which features one humbucker and two single coil pickup. The Highway One models are hot-rodded versions of a '70s-style Strat with jumbo frets, a rounder tone and higher gain, as well as a thin-coated nitrocellulose body which allows the tone of the wood to come out. Instead, you get an excellent deluxe gig bag. You sacrifice very little for the savings, other than the hardshell case that comes with other American Stratocasters. Although they are the lowest priced Strats made in Fender's US factory, Highway One gives you everything that made the Stratocaster the standard for generations.

2001 fender highway one stratocaster series#

If you're looking for the best value in Fender's traditional American craftsmanship and distinctive rock sound, the Highway One Series Stratocaster is the best place to start.

2001 fender highway one stratocaster full#

Only minimal playing wear on this guitar-pretty rare for a 12-year-old Hwy 1-and note that the early Hwy 1 models like this are prized for having the best craftsmanship.В Guitarists have realized the Highway 1 quality and they often sell for more than standard USA models of the same period.В No tremolo cover, bar or case.В Weight is 7 pounds, 12 ounces.В I do a full cleaning and setup on all guitars.В (Details on my setups and packing at bottom of listing.)В Thanks for looking. Middle pickup is reverse wound to lessen hum. These come outfitted with overwound Alnico 3 pickups and a 'Greasebucket' tone circuit for great tone. These get a thin nitro finish at the factory designed to show wear and relic quickly AND let your tone come through. This is a 2006 USA made 60th Anniversary Fender Highway One Stratocaster in Wine RedВ finish.В Great cosmetic and playing condition. Way overpriced.Fender Highway One Stratocaster-red rocker with HSS setup. Actually, IMHO, japanese ones are just as good - the american ones are just overpriced. That is, if you think the american is too expensive. So instead of buying a half-assed budget american or a mex, buy a japanese. Ishibashi's a great store and they ship worldwide. I've bought a couple of axes from them and I know friends that have too. There's a few good japanese resellers - Ishibasi for example. They're super and not as expensive as the american ones. If it was up to me, I'd go for an american one, or if I couldn't afford that, a japanese. However, the standard american is probably better (and more expensive) than the HW1. But I'm not sure the HW1 is a mexo so I can't say. The Highway 1 - is that one american? Or is it mexican? American standard stratocasters are great and maintain their value a lot better than mexos. Pickups obviously have to do with the style of music she plays. Country of origin, model and pickup configuration etc. Seriously though, there's a lot to think about when buying one. Anything technically I should know about that seperates the two?

Is that true? If so, how does this affect look and quality 3-4 years up the road.Дў. I hear that the main difference between the American and Hwy1 is quality of wood and finish. I can't afford a brand new American made, but there are several on Ebay and local ones on Craigslist and Recycler that are well in my pricerange.ДЎ. I am trying to decide if I should get a used American made or a new Highway One model. I do know a LITTLE about guitars, and I decided that for a first electric guitar, there's nothing like a goold old Strat as a way to start it off right. This is a problem, as I am going to buy one for my wife for her birthday at the end of June. I am just learning bass and it's my first fretted experience, but I am a total noob when it comes to guitars. Greetings slutty boys and girls one and all.