2002 fender highway one stratocaster review

Fantastic sounding and playing USA made Strat. Couple of small dings here and there just on the finish. Early model with 50s style headstock, medium jumbo frets, a very comfortable C shape neck and alder body. All in all, I found (when I went to see one in a shop) the new version of this looked too blingy for my taste which made me hesitate in buying one however, but the bullet and bought this used version and it looks so so amazing. Fender Highway One Stratocaster from2005 made in America. The body was 'Vintage Black) which is a matt, flat or dull black however, on the back of the neck the dullness had worn down and it had a very dull shine to it which looks absolutely beautiful and aged. The gold hardware was no longer a blingy yellow gold, it had aged or something and was still gold but far less yellow and believe me, it looks amazing in comparison to a new version. Alder body, C-shaped maple neck, and Greasebucket tone circuit.

As for the fact it was preowned - the whole guitar was immaculate but there were 2 things you could identify that made it known it wasn't new and both of them made me EXTREMELY happy I bought a 10 y/o preoweed. Wide seventies headstock, fat frets, scorching alnico pickups, upgraded vintage-style bridge, and super-light nitro satin finish make this American-made Highway One Stratocaster ready for the open road. If i were you i'd go for an American standard, its by far the better instrument. Fantastic price - the guitar itself doesn't need to be reviewed, I've recently seen players such as Andy James using this guitar all the way to Teloch from Mayhem (not this style of guitar - this exact model) so the guitar, speaks for itself. Fender 2002 Highway One Stratocaster Sapphire Blue Transparent. The American Standard has a 2 Point Syncronized Trem with a proper Trem block ( Copper infused high mass 100 metal) All 3 variants, American Standard, Standard (mex) and Highway one all have the same nut material (synthetic bone).

2002 fender highway one stratocaster review