The Fender Stratocaster is one of the best selling guitars in the world. It was developed by Leo Fender, the second guitar, which went into mass production. The first copies were sold on May 15, 1954th Its popularity was probably due to robust design, the rich sound, and excellent playability. The products manufactured in the USA instruments are generally regarded as the highest quality (USA Start). Then come the so-called "Tex Mex Stratocaster guitars. They are produced in the high-end Fender factory in Baja California, Mexico, but based on the Fender Texas Specials ® parts (pickups, hardware). In the lower price level rank of the Fender Stratocaster guitar subsidiary Squier. They will also be partly in Mexico, but some also made in the Far East. These guitars do not include such high-quality hardware, but are also much cheaper. If you are lucky you can also get here for little money is a very nice instrument. The decisive factor is, after all one's feeling when playing. Stratocaster replicas of some very good quality but are also available from other companies.
- Standard
- Deluxe
- Classic Series
- American Standard
- Hot-rodded American Standard Series
- American Deluxe
- American Vintage
- American Special
- Artist Signature
Fender Telecaster
The Fender Telecaster is the first produced in series guitar from Fender (1948). Her name was first broadcaster but was renamed because of trademark infringement. The message, in its very height Uhrform rich, crackling sound and receive is very robust. Normally she has no Virbrato but the patented Tele-Bridge. This makes it a very stable atmosphere. The bridge also sits the bridge pickup, the strings run through the body and put back with the ballend in a bush. As another extra, there are bridges with telephoto coverage to the PU to shield against EMI Ung. Overall, the only two Tele pickups, both single coil pickups. The Telecaster is it in various forms as a replica of all kinds of companies.
Fender Tele is built with the following details:
- Standard
- Deluxe
- Classic Series
- American Standard
- Hot-rodded American Standard Series
- Arican Deluxe
- American Vintage
- American Special
- Artist Signature
So here you have a guitar and want to learn to play, right? But first you should know your new baby something! Here is a diagram of an electric guitar, along with descriptions of the most important part.
Body : Most of the guitar, which is connected to the neck. In addition, here are the pickups and the bridge.
Bridge : The "bridge" is the part of the guitar are the strings on the bottom is threaded on the guitar.
Frets : Small metallic parts share the guitar neck in individual societies.
Head (headstock): At the head of the guitar are the strings attached and pull voted.
Neck ( fretboard): On the guitar neck, between the body and head, are used, the individual notes and chords.
Nut: At this point, out the strings on the guitar neck on the head of the guitar.
Pickup selector switch (pickup switch): The switch to the differences between the pickups can be switched.
Pickup : The pickup is a magnet that is wrapped in coils. The pickup is mounted under the strings and the pulses generated during play will be directed by the pickup to the amplifier.
Tremolo: The tremolo is a lever on the bridge of the guitar. By leveraging the pitch is changed during play.
Tuning Pegs: These small screws to tune the strings of the guitar.
Volume & Tone knobs (Volume & Tone Control): These knobs volume and tone set.
