1977 Stratocaster

Even if you’re drawn to Stratocasters from the late 1970s, perhaps you’ve been hesitant to take the plunge because of preconceived notions that they’re “just heavy” or “hard to play”?

This 1977 natural-finish Stratocaster is the epitome of that era. It features all the minor changes that symbolize the 1970s, including the three-point neck joint from late 1971, flat pole pieces from late 1974, and black hardware introduced in mid-1977 and later.

The body is crafted from heavyweight ash, bringing the total weight to over 4 kg. The single-coil sound produced by this mass is sharp and edgy, exuding an intense presence when distorted. It delivers a hard, taut tone when played clean, and the mids come to the forefront when driven, making it an excellent match for hard rock.

Furthermore, this guitar has had its frets and nut replaced and its fingerboard refinished, ensuring it remains fully functional despite its vintage status. Its appeal lies not only in its distinguished appearance but also in the fact that it’s in excellent playing condition, ready for the stage.

With a rugged look unique to the late ’70s and an aggressive sound born from its weight, we invite you to experience the charm of this era—a
Stratocaster with a distinct personality all its own.

[SPEC
] BODY: Ash
NECK: Maple
FINGERBOARD: Maple
P.U.: Original
WEIGHT: 4.32 kg
NUT WIDTH: 41.6 mm
w/ Hard Case *Frets/Nut Replaced *Fingerboard
Refined

*Thoroughly adjusted in-store; comes with a 5-year adjustment warranty for your peace of mind* Please feel free to contact our staff for more details about this
item.
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