1970s Fender Stratocasters—whose market value has been rising recently—are arriving one after another!
The 1970s marked a turning point for the Stratocaster—the neck joint changed from a four-point to a three-point design, the pickup pole pieces shifted from staggered to flat, and the bullet nut was introduced!!
We’ve just received Fender Stratocasters from that transformative era!
What’s more, this time we have some rare models, including custom colors and multi-layer finishes!
If you love the look and sound of the ’70s, don’t miss this opportunity!
So, here’s a quick look at the ’70s models we’ve just received!
1970 Stratocaster Multi-Layer
This “Multi-Layer” model features a black base coat underneath the white finish, and the black that peeks through the elbow cut and buckle marks on the back gives it a really cool look.
1974 Stratocaster Lake Placid Blue 2,200,000 yen (tax included)
I think the ability to enjoy Lake Placid Blue—which changes its appearance depending on the viewing angle and how the light hits it—is a privilege made possible by the quality of 1970s finishes.
1970 Stratocaster
With pick scratches on the top of the front pickup and the red on the body top showing the characteristic fading of that era, this is a well-worn 1970 Stratocaster!!
1974 Stratocaster Black 880,000 yen (tax included)
With its three-point neck joint and bread nut, this 1974 Stratocaster truly embodies the character of the ’70s and pairs perfectly with distorted tones!
*We’ll be posting the items listed above on our website as they become available, so stay tuned!!
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