Fender Vintera II 50's Stratocaster FULL DEMO
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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Fender Vintera II '50s Stratocaster - FULL DEMO, BENCH SPECS, PERFORMANCE DEMOS
John takes apart and plays the brand new Fender Vintera II '50s Stratocaster in SUNBURST. What will be the FINAL SCORE?
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1:02 OVERVIEW
1:42 BENCH SPECS
5:38 PLAYING DEMOS
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Dirty
8:16 PERFORMANCE
10:38 REACTION
Final Score
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Revive the timeless sound of the '50s with the Vintera® II '50s Stratocaster® and experience the iconic looks, inspiring feel and incomparable tone that only a Fender can deliver.
The Vintera® II '50s Stratocaster® features an alder body and a maple neck for classic Fender tone that's full of punch and clarity. The soft "V"-shape neck lends a comfortably familiar grip that feels just right in your hand, while the 7.25" radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets provide vintage comfort with ample room for big bends and expressive vibrato. Under the hood, you'll find a trio of vintage-style '50s pickups that deliver all the sweet and sparkling, warm and woody tone that made Fender famous. The vintage-style synchronized tremolo lets you dive and wail with abandon, while vintage-style tuning machines provide classic looks with a finer gear ratio and enhanced tuning stability to complete the package.
Experience the unmistakable vintage feel and unmatched sound of a classic Fender with the Vintera® II '50s Stratocaster® today and start making music history!
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I want one of those in the seafoam green. Although, i do love that new "Ocean Turquoise." I'm very surprised you didn't pick that color, yourself. I prefer a maple neck like that, too.
I’d walk miles for this guitar
I wish you had described the feel of the "V" shaped neck as it compares to the C or D shaped necks. I think there are a lot of players who aren't familiar with the differences.
I like the sound of this one better than the 60s one you reviewed. Both sounded great but the 60s strat sounded very compresses to my ears. So much so that if I pull the trigger on getting the 60s strat, I would probably replace the pickups with the 57/62 pickups immediately.
I have a feeling you put the strings back on in a wrong order. Seems weird that a string keeps popping off when bending and the guitar fights so much.
I hope quality control isn't THAT bad; but if you were careful when changing the strings then that's not a good look on fender QC :c
Not cutting the nut so it's actually usable is unconscionable. It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to work so the guitar doesn't need to go to a repair guy right out of the box.
I'm surprised that it doesn't have the original 3-way selector switch.
Nobody wants that.
Fender really bugs me with their current lack of nitro finish options on anything outside of American Vintage or Custom Shop. When it comes to Custom Shop guitars, 95% of them are relics (poser finish). Fender needs to bring some cool finishes to the Vintera guitar lineup.
I agree!
However, there's Squires: and it's called a Squier paranormal custom Nashville Stratocaster limited edition
And yes I gave myself a thumbs down for even mentioning a Squier... however it does say by Fender 😂
You can find nitro fender guitars from the mexico factory
They don't have a separate nitro finish workshop, they need to clean and flush all the pipes from polyuretan and then flush out all the nitro, making it very expensive. So they only have limited runs like the Vintera road worn series. Maybe they will have one for Vintern II too in the future..
Are these guitars as nice as the Vintage ii series?
i would like to know that too.. but i think they are not, because vintage II are premium guitars
It’s half the price.
What do you think?
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@@powbobs yea
G string D string
Not a fan of 50s strats, original or reissue, too thin sound, vibrato bridge and tuners don't hold up tuning if playing intense, and worse to adjust neck relief needs to access the rod flat head at the neck end, need to dismantle the whole neck, very inconvenient. A good thing for strats are the huge modding choices to suit to your style and sound. My personal choice I ended installing a tremol-no to make it as a "fixed" bridge and put SD quarter pounds, the sustain and overall resonance are noticeable. Great video and great channel, your reviews are outstanding. Thanks.
Bummer about the poor quality of the nut and setup right out of the box. I've been eyeballing another Classic Vibe or maybe one of these. The Squier is looking more and more promising and with the money saved can go towards another amp, pedals, or upgrades to the Squier. As always, thx for sharing y'alls thoughts.
The Squier is a FANTASTIC guitar but don’t buy it if you want perfect out of the box. Most squiers will need a fret polish, some will need better wiring and pots. All of them will need a good set up. If you are experienced setting up and modifying your guitars then it’s a ridiculous deal to pass. I love my Squier cv strat more than my fender. In fact I sold the fender
@@chriskilian2325 The Squier CVs are indeed great value guitars for the money and if you want that vintage aesthetic and something similar to the classic Strat, tone wise, they will give you that at a bargain price. But if you can afford it and you want real authentic Fender feel and tone, the Vintera is worth the extra money imo.
This price point shows what a rip off the price point on the new Epiphone Firebird IBCS I & V is (granted construction is different & you get a deluxe gig bag instead of a hardshell but still a 600 difference for a main branded guitar over a subsidiary. Some of these vintera ii’s have real rosewood also at around 1100 & at least you have the main brand name in the headstock if considering resale value later on.
John, seeing that is the guitar you are reviewing; IMHO you can’t make the assumption that others that are produced are better. That Nut, to me is a huge issue. Being the consumer, you have to waste time and the hassle of returning an inferior guitar. Personally, I would not score it as high as a 9.0. That’s just my opinion, as we all have one.
As I’ve said in the past, I trust your reviews!!! The pick ups sound great, but you fighting the playing and that Nut, just bug me in terms of quality and score.
No shielding paint? Meh.
None of those vintage style Fenders has that. Not even the Custom Shop ones.