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Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic

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Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic, Custom Shop-electric guitar, handmade in Corona, California. All product info

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Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic

Custom Shop electric guitar with rosewood fretboard (AAA quality) and Hand-Wired Strat Dual Mag II Single Coils, including case

1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster from the Fender Custom store, handmade in Corona, California
Two-piece ash body
Journeyman Aged Ice Blue metallic finish
Neck made from quartersawn maple
65 Strat "C" neck profile
Rosewood fingerboard (AAA quality)
9.5" fingerboard radius
21 Narrow Tall frets
25.5" scale length
Three hand-wired Strat Dual Mag II single coils in neck, middle and bridge position
Controls for volume, Tone 1 and Tone 2
Tone control for bridge pickup with its own Vintage Modified #2 Wiring
5-way switch
Custom Shop Vintage Strat Tremolo
Vintage tuners with "F" logo
Includes case and certificate

The Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic at a glance:

The Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic is a model from the Fender Custom Shop, handmade in Corona, California. The instrument was made from high-quality tonewoods and shines with an elaborate Journeyman finish in Aged Ice Blue Metallic, while the golden hardware components visually enhance the look. With true-to-original dimensions of a 1965 Stratocaster, the electric guitar conveys the spirit of the times and the playing feel of the legendary sixties. The pickups in particular are a real highlight: Three Dual Mag single coils enable a versatile sound that provides an enormous tonal presence thanks to two different magnet variants. The Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic also comes with a case and certificate.

Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic front

With an elaborate Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic finish, the 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster delivers a unique look and will be a real eye-catcher on any stage!

Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic

Golden neck plate with Fender CUstom Shop logo.

Exquisite tonewoods and golden hardware

The two-piece ash body was treated with an elaborate Journeyman treatment, whereby fine "cracks" in the Ice Blue Metallic finish provide a light, authentic aging. The neck made of high-quality quartersawn maple with a 65 Strat "C" profile provides a butter-soft playing feel with an authentic vintage touch. An exquisite rosewood fingerboard in AAA quality with its 9.5" fingerboard radius supports the handling of the fretting hand, while the 21 frets with narrow-tall format are based entirely on the original from the 1960s. For artistic vibrato applications, the instrument features a Custom Shop Vintage Strat tremolo in a golden finish, which blends in perfectly with the vintage tuners and the golden screws of the black pickguard.

Fender 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster Journeyman Aged Ice Blue Metallic body

Three hand-wound Strat Dual Mag II single coils deliver the legendary Stratocaster sound with a vocal sound character.

Hand-Wired Strat Dual Mag II Single Coils and Vintage Modified #2 Wiring

For the legendary Stratocaster sound, three hand-wound Strat Dual Mag II single coils were installed in the neck, middle and bridge positions. Dual Mag refers to two different magnet types in one pickup - in this case a combination of Alnico II and Alnico V magnets - which each combine their best sound characteristics and thus ensure an open sound with balanced dynamics. The mid-range pickup is also designed in RWRP format and prevents unpleasant noise thanks to its reverse winding. In addition, the circuit of the 1965 Dual Mag Stratocaster was equipped with a Vintage Modified #2 Wiring, including its own tone control for the bridge pickup.