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I think we can all agree that no matter what era, you have to play a few Strats
before
you find the right fit. It's just inherent in the design. Some years better than
others,
but there are gems from every year.
You guitar slinging brethren that remember the mid 70's...almost everything made
was CRAP (insert Scottish accent) and fell apart. I had a 74' Strat with the
thin frets,
high pitched tone....firewood. Well, today on Ebay that big headstock firewood
would
definitely bring a nice chunk of change. Should have kept it. Doooh!
Dale
--- In , "supertwangreverb"
<supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> <<Why did you come to the above conclusion? Just because your guitar
> may not be good, doesn't mean that all of them from that era were
> bad. I think it's universally agreed that Fender quality has been
> pretty high once the pre-CBS era began, and that includes Fender's
> AmStd models>>
>
> No my Strats fine but there are better ones out there. The original
> poster thought his strat was too cheap to hold the heavier strings.
> I was trying to point out to him that I have one of fenders low mark
> guitars as far as the American Standards go and it can hold the
> heavier strings.
