Fender Stratocaster

The Fender Stratocaster is one of the most recognisable guitar designs ever created. Leo Fender brought it to life back in 1954 and it remains almost unchanged all these years later. It has been used on live performances and studio recordings across several decades in nearly every genre of music.

The simple design attracts many players from a whole range of styles. You can find a Stratocaster electric guitar in the hands of blues legends, influential pop stars and rock icons. Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Mayer are just a few famous fans.

The classic Stratocaster features 3 single coil pickups, a tremolo bridge and stylish body contours. Although simple in design, it has enough controls to find the sound right for you. Such tricks as rolling back the volume can easily achieve different sounds at the turn of a dial.

Fender have continued to keep the Stratocaster a favourite by introducing new lines over the years, the most recent addition being the Player Plus Stratocaster. Different Fender Strat series such as the Player Stratocaster, Performer, American Pro II and Vintera keep this model relevant by allowing it to progress alongside music styles and players. Models such as the Acoustasonic push the boundaries of what can done with this design. Signature models from many legendary players are also available within our electric guitars range. A variety of colours are available. Popular choices for a Fender Strat include white, black, blue, yellow and red.

We are not only one of the UK's biggest authorised Fender dealers. We are also one of the UK's top Fender Custom Shop dealers. We have the best selection of Stratocaster guitars available anywhere. Every price range is catered to and every style of Stratocaster model is available both online and in our showrooms up and down the UK.

Why Should I Choose a Fender Stratocaster?

• The most iconic electric guitar design in history
• It has stood the test of time and continues to lead the way
• Played by blues legends, influential pop stars and rock icons