1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail Black Finish 7 lbs 15 oz w/HSC
Description
This Is Located At Our Brick'n'Mortar Store In San Diego, CA
1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail In Black
In Good Overall Condition - This Guitar Shows Heavy Playwear - Honest Playwear Custom Shop Guitars Try To Imitate - But Because This Guitar Was Shiny And New At One Point We Are Calling It "Good" Condition
Original Pickups And Electronics
Original Frets In Good Condition - Frets Show Wear Mostly Around The Cowboy Chord Area - See Photos
Original Hardware
Non-Original Gibson Speed Knobs - See Photos
Weighs In At 7 Pounds 15 Ounces On Our Scale
Nut Width: 1.61"
Neck Depth: .87" At The 1st Fret - .95" At The 12th Fret
Comes With The Vintage Black Tolex Case Shown In Photos
The 1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail offers the classic late-’70s Strat feel with the added sustain and tuning stability of a fixed bridge. Built with three single-coil pickups and a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, it delivers the bright, punchy tones Stratocasters are known for. Its hardtail design makes it a bit rarer than the tremolo models, appealing to players who prefer solid tuning and a focused, resonant sound.
1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail In Black
In Good Overall Condition - This Guitar Shows Heavy Playwear - Honest Playwear Custom Shop Guitars Try To Imitate - But Because This Guitar Was Shiny And New At One Point We Are Calling It "Good" Condition
Original Pickups And Electronics
Original Frets In Good Condition - Frets Show Wear Mostly Around The Cowboy Chord Area - See Photos
Original Hardware
Non-Original Gibson Speed Knobs - See Photos
Weighs In At 7 Pounds 15 Ounces On Our Scale
Nut Width: 1.61"
Neck Depth: .87" At The 1st Fret - .95" At The 12th Fret
Comes With The Vintage Black Tolex Case Shown In Photos
The 1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail offers the classic late-’70s Strat feel with the added sustain and tuning stability of a fixed bridge. Built with three single-coil pickups and a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, it delivers the bright, punchy tones Stratocasters are known for. Its hardtail design makes it a bit rarer than the tremolo models, appealing to players who prefer solid tuning and a focused, resonant sound.