Fender - American Stratocaster Standard - 1987 - Torino Red little lanilei

Fender - American Stratocaster Standard - 1987 - Torino Red little lanileiFender American Standard Stratocaster, a model officially introduced in January 1987 at the NAMM show. This specific instrument features a Torino Red finish, which is noted as a fairly uncommon and collectible color from this early production era. Body: Typically crafted from solid alder for models with opaque finishes like Torino Red. Neck: Features a "C" shaped maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard, a 9. 5 inch radius, and medium jumbo

A pair of Gibson humbuckers fire up the LPJ through your amp of choice

Mark regularly uses up to 180’ feet of cable in his live rig and thanks to his Morley he suffers no signal loss

builts with Alnico V magnets for a vibrant voice that begs for distortion

Create alien-esque

The Depth sets the intensity of the reverb

The finish on the neck shows wear and there is a chip in the finish around the 10th fret

specially wound for Paul Gilbert

This piece is a shop favorite

It has a classic structured fit

Each custom tone has been carefully made with the ambient guitarist in mind

22 fret figured maple neck with rosewood fretboard

and anodized knobs that radiate style and craftsmanship