Fender Player II Stratocaster HSS Electric Guitar - 3-color Sunburst

Blending historic Fender panache with the necessary tools for modern performance, the Fender Player II Stratocaster HSS delivers a suite of versatile tone-crafting capabilities. A trio of premium tonewoods comprises alder, rosewood, and maple, while Player series pickups span a spectrum of shimmering highs, tight lows, and sonorous midrange. Guitarists are thrilled with Fender’s decision to introduce rolled edges to each axe’s fingerboards, augmenting both comfort and accessibility. What’s more, Fender dove deep into the archives to resurrect iconic finishes — some of which have never been seen in the series! Between eye-catching aesthetics and a 2-point synchronized tremolo, the Fender Player II Stratocaster is your key to unparalleled expression and next-level playability.

Fender Player II Stratocaster HSS Features:

• Revamped series design marries classic Fender style with modern performance necessities
• Alder body anchors tone in a balanced foundation for soaring sustain and punchy articulation in every register
• Maple neck imparts shimmering brightness to your sound to enhance clarity in voicing for chords, licks, leads, and solos
• Rosewood fingerboard provides crystalline depth that won’t compromise voicing or presence
• Player series pickups utilize Alnico II magnets in the bridge-mounted humbucker and Alnico V magnets in the single-coil pickups for premium performance
• 5-way blade selector is complemented by 2 tone controls and 1 master volume knob, ensuring robust tone-crafting versatility
• Rolled fingerboard edges, Modern “C” profile, and satin-finished neck maximize speed and comfort to accommodate players of nearly any style
• 9.5-inch fingerboard radius and 25.5-inch scale maximize sonic-sculpting opportunities with unfettered access to all 22 frets
• Fender-crafted ClassicGear tuning machines and 1.65-inch synthetic bone nut mean rock-solid performance and buzz-free tones
• 2-point synchronized tremolo system features bent steel saddles and unrivaled expressive potential