2007 Fender'60s Reverse Headstock Stratocaster Limited Edition "Glam" Electric Guitar, Black w/ Gig Bag SN4889
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Rare 2007 Fender'60s Reverse Headstock Stratocaster. This one has been modified with some awesome "Glam" flavor for that 80's/90's vibe.
New two-tone blue/yellow pickguard, yellow knobs, green pickup covers.
The original reverse slant pickguard, knobs, and pickguard covers are included. This guitar is stock otherwise and is in excellent condition. Just Set-Up with 9's. It looks, plays, and sounds amazing!
Zero neck, body or fret wear. Includes Fender Gig Bag. This baby has vibe galore and is an ultimate stage guitar.
From Fender:
The Fender '60s Reverse Special Stratocaster (also known as the FSR Reverse Headstock '60s Stratocaster) is a special edition model that blends vintage 1960s style with a reverse headstock and reverse-slanted bridge pickup to emulate the unique tension and tone of a left-handed guitar played upside down.
Key Specifications
Feature Detail
Body Material Alder
Neck Material Maple
Neck Profile "C" Shape
Fingerboard Material Maple or Rosewood options were available
Fingerboard Radius Typically 7.5" on the original FSR
Frets 21 Vintage Style Frets (or medium jumbo on some versions)
Scale Length 25.5"
Pickups Three vintage-style single-coil pickups with staggered pole pieces and alnico magnets
Bridge Pickup Reverse-slanted bridge pickup for unique tonal characteristics
Controls Master Volume, Tone 1 (neck pickup), Tone 2 (middle pickup), 5-position blade switch
Hardware Chrome, with vintage-style tuning machines and a 6-point synchronized tremolo bridge
Pickguard 1-ply white or 3-ply depending on model year/finish
Finish Gloss polyester (e.g., Olympic White, Black)
Unique Features
Reverse Headstock: This design alters the string tension, resulting in a tighter feel for the bass strings and a more "slinky" feel and tone for the treble strings.
Reverse-Slanted Bridge Pickup: Combined with the reverse headstock, this setup is designed to replicate the distinctive sound of Jimi Hendrix playing a right-handed Stratocaster upside down.