Instrument: Guitar
Brand: Fender
Model: Custom Shop Stratocaster
Finish: Olympic White (Heavy Relic)
SKU: CZ569848
Handedness: Right
Made In Year: 2024
Country of Origin: USA
Body Material: Alder
Neck/Fingerboard: Maple/Rosewood
Tuners: Kluson
Weight: 7 lbs 8.3 oz
Radius: 9.5"
Scale Length: 25.5"
Nut Width: 1.645"
Electronics: Stratocaster Standard
Case: HS Custom Shop Case
Modifications/Repairs: Stock
The 2024 Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster in Olympic White (Heavy Relic) is a premium instrument that combines classic design with exquisite craftsmanship. With its heavy relic finish, this guitar exudes vintage vibes while retaining a distinct character that only comes from years of play and wear. The alder body provides a resonant, balanced tone, making it perfect for any musical genre, while the maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard offers a smooth, fast playing experience.
Weighing in at 7 lbs 8.3 oz, this Stratocaster is comfortably balanced and light enough for long performance sessions. The 9.5" radius and 25.5" scale length give it a familiar, responsive feel, ideal for players who appreciate both versatility and comfort. The 1.645" nut width adds to the ease of playing, ensuring a comfortable hand position whether you’re chording or soloing.
Equipped with Kluson tuners, this guitar promises reliable tuning stability. The Stratocaster Standard electronics provide that signature Strat sound: clear, articulate, and capable of cutting through any mix with ease, whether you’re rocking out or laying down smooth blues lines.
This Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster comes in its original hard-shell case, ensuring that your instrument is well-protected during transport. With no modifications or repairs, this guitar is completely stock, preserving the original custom shop specifications.
This guitar has been set up by our in-house luthier, and is ready for the stage/studio! Please refer to our photos, and feel free to ask us any questions about the cosmetic condition of this guitar. Condition is as-described.
Ships from Athens, Georgia.