Stratocaster line is being updated with a brand new H/H model, while the bass side of the Artist series welcomes legendary Adam Clayton.
It is the end of October with the end of the year approaching faster than one might perceive. Grey and wet autumn days roll by like the leaves on the sidewalk and soon the holidays will come, bringing 2015 winter NAMM to the spotlight behind them. So, the guys over at Fender are already getting busy preparing the 2015 lineup. This time two models are being unveiled, one for the guitar side and one for the bass side. Both are exclusive instruments in their segments and both are expected to be top league players in their classes. Four-string section of the Artist series receives the magnificent Adam Clayton Jazz Bass, while the six-string department of the American Standard series is reinforced with the majestic American Standard Stratocaster HH.
Fender Adam Clayton Jazz Bass is the latest addition to the bass side of the Signature Artist tribe of the Fender catalog. It is, quite decisively, one of the best Jazz models ever made. Based on Adam`s own customized Jazz Bass, it comes with a standard combination of alder body and maple neck with a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard. Custom Shop `60s Jazz pickups, plastic pickguard and a four-saddled hardtail bridge are featured on the top. Set of vintage-styled tuners is featured on the headstock. For more info, head over to the Adam Clayton Jazz Bass detail page on our site, or on Fender Guitars official web page.
Fender American Standard Stratocaster HH will, most certainly, be one of the stars of Fender`s 2015 NAMM booth. It is just the variant that`s been missing in the American Standard class of Stratocaster. It rocks the classic tonewood combo: flat alder body and a C-shaped maple neck with a 22-fret fingerboard. Traditionally, both the maple and rosewood fingerboards are available. Pair of Twin Head humbuckers dominates the landscape and provides some of the strongest, fullest and tastiest tones ever heard from an unmodified Strat. For more info on this tone machine, check the American Standard Stratocaster HH detail page on our site, or on Fender Guitars official web page.
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