The American guitar giant officially releases the follow-up to last year's Acoustasonic Tele
Doubling down on the success of the Acoustasonic Telecaster, Fender has now officially released the NAMM-announced Acoustasonic Stratocaster, featuring all-new tonewoods, voicing options and additional electric capabilities - along with Strat-style playability.
With a fully-hollow body and Fender’s patented Stringed Instrument Resonance System (SIRS), the guitar features everything that made the Tele so successful, but with a Strat-shaped body which will inevitably result in a different tonal projection and feel.
The guitar also features the Fender and Fishman-designed Acoustic Engine, delivering a newly curated collection of acoustic and electric voices. The Fender Acoustasonic Noiseless Magnetic pickup can be played solo for hum-free Fender electric tone, or blended with an acoustic voice to create new tones.
Featuring a mahogany Stratocaster neck with a 22-fret ebony fingerboard, the Acoustasonic Strat has been designed to recreate the familiarity of the Fender Strat electric guitar, but with added comfort points like the body's forearm contour.
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The guitar will be available five color options: 3-color Sunburst, Black, Dakota Red, Natural and Transparent Sonic Blue.
The Fender Acoustasonic Stratocaster is available now for $1,999.99/£1,749.
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