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Sounds and looks amazing!

This setup is wrong because you loose the lack of thickness in the cut of the base neck. The bridge’s saddles are very low and the guitar don’t work fine. The tickness is very important and j am sure in that guitar it was removed maybe because who does this , he thought the guitar sounded better but isn’t so.

So nice.

I think I see a Small Box Marshall and Basketweave Cab?

Excellent tone! What amp/pedals?

Amazing as always Joe❤

such a beautiful instrument.

Your guitars are beautiful Joe. Just wish they were in my budget.

I'd give a thousand bucks for it. I just don't see any special value in mass produced Fender guitars no matter how old and how clean their condition is. A strat is worth a grand. Never more. I know, that doesn't agree with the collector's market, but that's just me. These guitars were mass produced in a factory by workers who were there for the paycheck on friday, and assembled with a screwdriver. Any notion of magic is strictly wishful thinking.

It sounds great 🎸❗

Recently Slash was asked about “collectors” pricing up vintage guitars and such. Slash said he has (had) 200+ instruments in his “toolbox” but few he wouldn’t play. Slash said guitars are for playing and thus would approve that the owner of this lovely example plans to play this STRAT (R). (If one wants something “pretty” to hang on the wall buy a MIM/MIA reissue and use the $1,000 saved to buy some fine wine & cheese. Last time I priced a STRAT of this vintage and condition on R3v3rb the asking price range was $25-$30k.)

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The year they started the 3 tone sunburst…that’s immaculate 🤙🏻🤙🏻

Such an amazing guitar!! Sounds killer! Would love to own a pre cbs fender some day.

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Hello, what did the pickups measure in ohms? thanks...

Would love to try that guitar! I have a player grade '62-63 and a '64 so yours looks very familiar. Congrats! The spec on that guitar is very '65 while manufacture dates are '64 right? Grey bottom pickups, non-clay dots, headstock logo etc. all are what Fender call '65 spec these days. I kind of have a similar thing going on with my '62-63 - all dates are essentially '62 but the neck is from the first month into non-slab board so just slightly thinner and curved piece of brazilian rosewood. I'm not sure what year it should be called but for sure it was sold in '63 so I'm calling it a '63. :)

Damn that is my dream guitar, and sadly i’ll probably never own one

As good as it gets, Thank You for sharing...

Southbound again.........😁

I was born in 1958. I wish I was in that good of shape! I'd love to have it. How much? Same month even (4-58)!

What a privilege to handle a piece of history. It is obvious that you know what you are talking about and what you are doing. Wonderful! Thanks for sharing especially since I'll never be able to own one of these!

Great Video Joe!! I own a few Vintage guitars and I've been playing guitar for well over 50 years, I really Appreciate your love and care of these guitars.. Well done!!

Wow that thing was clean! Thanks for sharing! Sounds beautiful!

Thank you for this demonstration, a rare glimpse at an incredible guitar. I’m obsessed with vintage Fenders.

Love those really dark - almost black - Brazilian Rosewood fretboards. I have a Vintera '60s Strat with a pau ferro board that is really quite lightish brown and just doesn't have that look. Even modern rosewood fingerboards don't seem to have that dark, rich quality.

Yeh. Love this. Love those big frets.

Tim Approves!!!

What will the headstocks look like?

I bought one of these in 1965. This one looks fabulous. Congratulations. I've been playing Fenders for 62+ years ... this one looks just scrumptious! I sold mine when I got married for a little extra cash. Enjoy this one, sir!! And these guards were not green new; the white just turned that way. I wish there was a way of posting pictures to these comments; I'd show you my '64! By the way: you can ease that switch into the Notch2 and Notch4 positions, to get the in-between sounds. You got it! Sounds super!

S = stain B = bleach

That is the most b******* f****** fake ass f****** guitar I ever seen in my life I can't believe you're still acting like it's a real guitar

That is a mighty beuaty hard grain areas neck on the back maple of the neck.

Have to check my envy and make sure it's admiration. What a beautifully voiced instrument.

Idea: have a pickguard on or near your bench and place screws in corresponding places as original.

Beautiful!! this has to be my favorite sunburst pattern. they just got it right!! Thanks Joe love this & your IG channels! Pace!

Nice, i to hsve a 64 but not near as clean. Beautiful guitars.

FYI, you are not the first one to inspect this one. I did some work on it for S.E. If you want to know more contact me . By the way , there were a couple of nice amps with it and a Gibson acoustic.

Cool video’s love to see these up close, that’s a clean one.

Complimenti e' bellissima.

Awesome to have found your channel, been a fan of your work for some time now. You are a true master! Very cool to see this clean of a strat from my birth year.

A great sounding guitar, but really sounds pretty much like any random strat. I don't get the hype at all.

Hey Joe ! New sub here from Quebec !

Great tips amigo!

Strings look like flats. Are they?? (I meant the original)

Hello, what are your thoughts on using a "partial" shim for the neck? Doesn't it warp them?

Your workshop’s a real Aladdin’s cave. I could quite happily waste a lot of time in there. 🎸🎸🎸✌️

great video.... just found the channel and subscribed.

This channel is cool thanks

Whoa, That Sounds Awesome! That customer will be Stoked! Well Done! After all that time, this bird can Fly!!! I've been looking for a Epi version (if I cant find a Gibson, at the right price) of a double cut LP or SG Jnr or Special w P90s. I have a common shaped Epi LP 56 Special Gold top. Love it! Just loving the Double Cut lately. Just to be different.