We put Fender’s most popular model head to head with its successor and find out whether or not the sequel really is superior ...

Fender’s septuagenarian double-cut has been ... They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences ...

First on sale in 1954, the Stratocaster, or Strat, is celebrating 70 years in the business, and to mark the occasion Fender is releasing seven new special edition models you won't want to miss.

The new Stratocaster ... made by Fender itself, millions of imitators have been produced, making it the most instantly recognisable instrument of all time, with strong associations to musicians old ...

Here’s how it works. Ask any non-musician to draw a guitar and chances are they’ll come up with the iconic double-cut shape of a Stratocaster. Possibly the most popular and well-known musical ...

Its simple tagline – Paper Models are Paper Inside – hints at what you'll find below the fold. The site offers numerous free downloads of paper models that arrive in your printer tray as 2D ...

Where now for the Acoustasonic? Artist models it seems – Finneas O'Connell becomes the first official Fender Acoustasonic signature guitars and after road-testing them for a few years ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Fender has partnered with Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist, producer and songwriter ...

Lego has made it possible to transform your favorite ... the toy brand has reimagined Fender’s iconic Stratocaster guitar into a conversation piece music lovers won’t be able to resist.

Each of the products are available for purchase now on the Fender website ... When we started conversations about my signature model, I knew this guitar was great in a live setting, and ...

We live in a time where our phones have computing power that would have been the envy of NASA a few decades ago. So, in theory, we should be able to simulate just about anything. Thanks to [rhoban ...