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Fender Artist John Mayer Stratocaster
$2,000.00
The Pros:Generally easy to use, neck is nice to work with. Electronics are solidly built, properly installed with no interference. Excellent resonance and sustain without additional patches.
The Cons:Some fret buzz is noticeable when playing hard. Some touchups to the varnish needed, depending on the unit.
Grammy winner John Mayer has teamed up with Fender for this must-have signature guitar. Its alder body is a wonderland, and the satin urethane-finish maple neck has a slightly larger C-shape topped by a buffed headstock with a vintage ?50s decal.
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The African rosewood fingerboard has a 9.5? radius and Dunlop? 6105 frets.
Other features include three new ?Big Dipper? single-coil pickups with a special ?scooped? mid-range voicing wound to Mayer?s exacting specs, an American Vintage synchronized tremolo with five tremolo springs (the uninstalled back plate is in the case), Fender/Gotoh? vintage-style tuning keys and a three-ply brown shell pickguard.
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generally easy to use, neck is nice to work with
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electronics are solidly built, properly installed with no interference
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excellent resonance and sustain without additional patches
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tuners are geared low for accurate tuning
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pickups have a scooped-out sound, feels nice and bluesy
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not a very commonly seen guitar in stores, won't often meet another player with one
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some fret buzz is noticeable when playing hard
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some touchups to the varnish needed, depending on the unit
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