Fender Player Stratocaster

Now you can come on board with arguably one of the biggest guitar builders of all time, one of the most important guitar brands, and they've got a pro...

Player Stratocaster, the Fender Player Stratocaster. I'm going to talk a little bit about this guitar and what I think about it. This particular one i...

All right, folks, there we go. I hope you've enjoyed today's overview of Fender's USA lineup of strats.

I started playing a little over a year ago on acoustic. I fell in love with playing and next thing I knew was that I really wanted an electric guitar. So I started working at a pizza shop, saved money up and finally bought [this beauty ](https://m.imgur.com/41sBdwP) for myself. I know that it’s not anything special but I loveeee it what can I say.. It’s a Fender Player Stratocaster (MIM).

[Fender American Professional II Stratocaster](http://imgur.com/gallery/F7kN1yV). Bought and sold a ton of guitars throughout the last year and a half, including multiple Gibson LPs, PRSs, a Gretsch, a number of different Strats and tried out a ton of other stuff extensively at stores, trying to find what I really liked best and I just kept coming to back to the Fender Stratocaster. I think I'm finally ready to call it with this one (that's what they always say) as it's a straightforwars Strat with everything I could want and more. The addition of the push/push knob that adds the neck pickup to whatever position you're on, giving you 2 extra positions is awesome, and the whole guitar just sounds and plays great!.

It’s obvious to me the Fender Player is out. For a Jazz master you want the standard pickups. They look like P90’s but they are their own thing. The Squier will be fine with a possible and likely bridge replacement, don’t worry even the actual vintage ones you need to change the factory bridge.