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Magine is given the opportunity to choose

, for free, any custom Fender guitar to shop in stock at ProGuitarShop. Will you choose one of the broadcasters? Maybe Stratocaster? Maybe you're a fan of Jazzmaster? For almost three years, this was the "dilemma" she faced after winning the PGS 48 Hour Fender Custom Shop  total tone shark tank  Giveaway. Yes, some difficult choices were in order. But I found the "person" for me, a re-establishment of a "52" television set with Abigail Legro manual hand-held pickup trucks with a heavy archaeological end.

I still love this guitar and soon compare it all to it. I know it will not be the first choice for everyone, but he talked to me.

Now, I have been given another chance to experience the leadership of the new Fender Total Tone series, and give my thoughts about this unique Stratocaster. The guitar is designed for this classic 57 Strat review, with a maple neck and Daphne Blue. Although it contains an antique end, it is not a "heavy"

residue like my announcer. In other words, the minimum wear in the most obvious areas where the surface of nitro naturally wears over time. The first thing you catch when you open a custom Black Tolex bag is the wonderful blue color of Daphne Blue with a wonderful neck of maple. It just looks and feels like the original strat of 1957 which is in very good condition, but not mint,. Not a wardrobe queen, but not a "hit to hell" either.

Although being a Tele company first of all, I have owned a number of Strats over the years; both are great guitars, and I will not argue which is better. They're just different. I used Fender Humboldt Blues Jr. amp to display this guitar, with the use of a limited pedal, sometimes just a small frequency in the spring. You do not need anything else.

How do you feel?

I do not consider myself impossible "definitively", but I love the look and feel and even smell the nitrocellulose end. Sounds just right for me. It would be inappropriate for the guitar Ibanez Chipping. But on the "old strat"? Yes please! The beautiful V-shaped V-shaped maple neck has a very nice old look, without showing any fakes at all.

In fact, the neck is usually the first thing I should know - do you feel it in my hand? Are the grooms properly dressed without sharp edges? The answer to these questions this time was loud. Keep in mind that it is a full 9.5-inch neck and a 6105 tall wire. If you like a thin neck, you may want to look at the 'Total Tone' version, which has a slimmer C shape.

Also notable are the devices from the American Vintage

series, including the well-functioning Tremolo system, and enhanced steel saddles have emerged to improve stability. The neck pocket was tight, and the Alder body was light weight (the total weight on my scale was just over 7 lbs). Overall, I have never seen any problems with this model and have fully reached my needs.

All in all, what you end up with is a package with an authentic vintage appearance, but with some recent updates that most players will appreciate.

Now let's talk about specially designed mini-trucks, called Fender Lineage Red Pickups (Lineage Black series for 1960s models). They have a vintage vibe for them, but they are still swollen and bright, a little faster to guess than the original versions of the times, but still sounding authentic. I love that the middle pickup is a reverse wound so the 2/4 positions are noise canceling. Frankly, I found these pickups to be very quiet one coil in any position.

How does his voice sound?

My favorite ringtone from Strat is Neck Pickup, and Total Tone Strat looks beautiful in this position. The tones were clean, deep and attractive emitted from my loudspeaker. By moving from fifth to fourth, you notice a difference instantly; the mix turns and becomes clearer, with a slightly lower bass. I liked this setup too much and seems to be cutting through a bit better. It will give you the involvement of Middle Pickups in either of the 2-4 positions through signature Stratk signature but a strong warm tone, which reminds us of the '50' brilliant reputation - with another flavor to choose from.

The middle position alone, as you might expect, has a very average range, with no lows or highs. It's perfect to steer it Stevie Ray Vaughn vibe. It also seems to have more volume and a kick than other positions. The second spot highlights the mid-range with more punches coming from the bridge / pickup treble.

Finally, what I do not usually like at Strats, but I actually enjoyed it with this machine, was the bridge setup. She was definitely bright and a piece, but she had never picked up an "ice pick". There was not a big bass, but enough midrange upstairs in this setting to make it fun - much more than I expected. I quickly discovered that all five settings resulted in different but wonderful tones with a wide range of versatility.

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