Fender Standard Stratocaster - Black (Made in Mexico, Used)

The Wanderkauven Take There is nothing more iconic than a black Stratocaster with a maple neck. It’s the "Clapton" or "Gilmour" vibe that every player recognizes instantly. This is a Fender Standard Stratocaster (the predecessor to the current Player Series), made in Fender’s Ensenada plant in the early 2000s. Unlike the newer models, these older Standards often feature ceramic single-coil pickups, which give you a hotter, punchier output—great for driving a tube amp into natural breakup. It also sports the traditional 6-screw vintage-style tremolo bridge, which many purists prefer for its classic feel and transfer of vibration. With a comfortable modern "C" neck profile and a clean maple fretboard, this guitar is a rock-solid platform for gigging or recording. Features & Specs Series: Standard Series (Made in Mexico). Year: Circa 2000-2001 (Serial MZ0...). Body: Alder. Neck: Maple, Modern "C" Profile. Fingerboard: Maple (9.5" Radius). Pickups: 3x Standard Single-Coil Strat (Ceramic Magnets). Bridge: Vintage-Style Synchronized Tremolo (6-Screw). Color: Black (Polyurethane Finish). Condition: Used (Very clean for its age, light signs of wear). Why Buy From Us? This guitar has been inspected by our team. We check the truss rod, electronics, and fret life to ensure it plays as good as it looks.