Fender Stratocaster

What you're looking at is a bass wood Fender Starcaster body that was gutted and re-necked with a Carvin neck.  The Starcaster is Fender's entry guitar and the body looks and feels like a strat.  The finish on the body is a deep red with metallic sparkle. The guitar plays, feels and sounds amazing.  With its stainless jumbo frets your fingers will feel like they are playing on butter.  I've got to get rid of it because it's not getting played as much as it really should.  Overall cosmetically I would rate this guitar 8/10.  There are some chips around the neck pocket which are shown in the last two pictures.  Also there is one small nick behind the bridge as well as one on the forearm cut, but both were too small to appear in the photos.  There may also be other normal wear that I am forgetting.  Guitar is from a smoke free home and has little standing play time, as I usually play seated.

• Bass wood Fender Starcaster body. 


• Carvin maple neck with ebony fingerboard, abalone dots, clear satin finish, and jumbo stainless frets.


• WD locking tuners. They look like traditional tuners, but lock the string as you tune.


• AG2K preassembled Carvin pickguard with 2 AP11 single coils and 1 C22B humbucker with spliter.


• Black Q-parts UFO knobs with red cap.


• Gotoh 6 screw low friction trem with screw in arm.