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Re: Fender ultra series. sighhhhhh
Last edited by Ascension; 11-14-2019, 04:04 PM.
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Re: Fender ultra series. sighhhhhh
Originally posted by ICTGoober View PostAnd you KNOW this.... HOW?Last edited by Ascension; 11-14-2019, 03:30 PM.
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Opinions of 'worth' all depend on where you read them. This is a very modern music forum, so lots of people spend time noodling in the higher fret regions. Other forums I spend time on are all vintage oriented, and the need for the endless wheedly wheedly is almost zero. They would describe modern guitars as abominations and 'tone free zones'.
However there is the middle ground, where people like the look and feel of the older companies' lines, but want more modern featured instruments. This is for them
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Originally posted by ibanezrocks View PostIt's not that people won't buy a Strat because of the heel, but rather they'll buy a Strat from someone else.
Fender and Gibson should both have modern and vintage lines, the former with reasonable ergonomic and electronics upgrades, and the latter like it's 50 years ago. Gibson's line is moving in that direction. Fender... I can't understand their product lines.
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Originally posted by Mincer View PostI could deal with clear vintage & modern lines from Fender. Have a traditional 'just like they used to be made' Fender, with lower priced options, and a super modern, kitchen sink modern one that can stand up to any high end Strat-based guitar. Is a reissue 80s Strat coming? I bet it will.
Vintage = American Original
Standard/Modern = American Professional
“Advanced Modern” = Elite/Ultra
Budget = American Performer
Another big thing is they are bringing Bass and Offset models into these categories too.
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I could deal with clear vintage & modern lines from Fender. Have a traditional 'just like they used to be made' Fender, with lower priced options, and a super modern, kitchen sink modern one that can stand up to any high end Strat-based guitar. Is a reissue 80s Strat coming? I bet it will.
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Originally posted by Ayrton View PostI get some would prefer a more conformable heel, but I don't think there are many in the market place who love everything about a Stratocaster but don't buy because of the heel. Anyone who spends that much time on the high frets has many other options. Plenty of vintage style Strats and Les Pauls still being sold.
I could be wrong of course, that is why I would love the see the research behind it.
Fender and Gibson should both have modern and vintage lines, the former with reasonable ergonomic and electronics upgrades, and the latter like it's 50 years ago. Gibson's line is moving in that direction. Fender... I can't understand their product lines.
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I get some would prefer a more conformable heel, but I don't think there are many in the market place who love everything about a Stratocaster but don't buy because of the heel. Anyone who spends that much time on the high frets has many other options. Plenty of vintage style Strats and Les Pauls still being sold.
I could be wrong of course, that is why I would love the see the research behind it.
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The strat is my favorite guitar. Yet I can't stand it original.
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The question is, how much can you change a Strat and keep calling it a Strat? There will be a point where people don't care how it was done in the 50s.
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It's about damn time. That old neck heel is embarrassing IMO.
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I am always curious about the thinking market research that leads to some products. Locking tuners, contoured heel, two-post bridge, etc are all things Fender has offered already. If the idea was sort of a "relaunch" of the more modern Strat, then why not just say that? Just changing the name of the lines every few years is just confusing (maybe that is the point).
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The Clint's are on an agreement kick lately...what the hell is going on?
Oh, and Gwen was my teenage crush. Your avatar takes the wrinkles out of my pants
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Warmoth rulez. Specd out at half the price. Ultra series? Lel!
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