1975 STRATOCASTER Alder / Maple

"The 60s Strat is still the best," you might think.
While the 60s Strat is indeed legendary, the unique character born from the 70s specification changes reveals the Strat's appeal from a different angle.

Major specification changes began in the late 1970s. The neck transitioned from a 4-point to a 3-point mounting, enabling angle adjustment via micro tilt. The one-piece maple neck returned, and rosewood became an option. The bullet nut and bridge became integrated. By late '74, flat pole pieces were introduced. This era is packed with irresistible "70s-specific" details for enthusiasts.

These accumulated specification changes are clearly reflected in the sound. The clean tone is clear, conveying the distinct contour of each string, with a straight-forward strength in the high frequencies. When distorted, the midrange comes forward, ensuring chords and arpeggios don't get buried. It's the distinct 70s Stratocaster sound, different from the 60s.

Why not experience the sound that colored the rock scene of that era in today's world?
Its vintage value continues to rise year after year, making it a recommended choice for both players and collectors.

Especially for those who feel "60s Strats are already too expensive," a 70s Strat offers a realistic and compelling alternative.
It's perfect for those seeking that quintessential 70s character. Now is the time to acquire the unique personality of a 70s Strat and enjoy its one-of-a-kind sound.

※Comes with our reliable 5-year adjustment warranty

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