Fender Player II Stratocaster - Transparent Mocha Burst
Fender Player II Stratocaster - Transparent Mocha Burst
Step into the spotlight and experience iconic Fender® sound and style with the Player II Stratocaster® HSS — a stage-ready guitar with contemporary updates to power your performance and inspire your playing.
The Player II Stratocaster HSS radiates timeless Fender charm, but under the hood, it's primed for today's players. Everything about the neck is designed for fast and fluid playability, from the Modern “C”-profile with silky satin urethane finish on the back to the comfy 9.5”-radius slab rosewood or maple fingerboard with smooth rolled edges and 22 medium jumbo frets. Choose from alder, chambered ash or chambered mahogany bodies available in both classic Fender finishes and never-before-seen colors unearthed from the archives. Player Series Alnico V Single-Coil Strat® pickups and a Player Series Alnico II humbucker offer crystalline highs, musical mids and tight lows that elevate any genre. The 5-way blade switch lets you dial in everything from glassy neck pickup chime to rowdy bridge pickup roar and all points in between, while a 2-point tremolo and ClassicGear™ tuners ensure precise tuning stability for the flexibility to explore endless sonic possibilities.
Perfect for crafting your own sound, the Player II Stratocaster HSS has the looks, tone and feel that only a Fender delivers.
Features
- Contoured Alder, Chambered Ash or Chambered Mahogany Body
- Modern "C" Neck Profile
- 9.5“-Radius Maple or Rosewood Fingerboard with Rolled Edges
- Player Series Alnico II Humbucker and Alnico V Single-Coil Strat® Pickups
- 2-Point Synchronized Tremolo with Bent Steel Saddles
- ClassicGear™ Tuning Machines
This guitar comes to us from our friends at MIRC (Musical Instrument Reclamation Corporation) in LaVergne, Tennessee. MIRC is the nation’s largest wholesaler of refurbished musical instruments, working directly with major manufacturers to give guitars and other gear a second life. Their technicians carefully inspect, repair, and restore instruments that may have had minor cosmetic flaws or shipping damage, ensuring they play and perform just like they should. It’s a great way to get a quality instrument at a better value while keeping perfectly good gear out of landfills.