Fender Limited Edition Cory Wong Stratocaster Electric Guitar, Surf Green Fender

Enter the world of funk mastery with the Fender Limited Edition Cory Wong Stratocaster. Cory Wong, the dynamic guitarist for Vulfpeck and The Fearless Flyers, is admired for his lively rhythm style and stage presence. This guitar draws inspiration from the exuberant energy and intricate technique that defines Wong’s signature performances.

Constructed with an alder body, the Cory Wong Stratocaster offers a balanced tone that has been the cornerstone of Fender guitars. This resilient tone is matched with a distinctive surf green satin finish, paired with body hardware featuring a 6-saddle vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge and deluxe cast/sealed locking tuning machines. This setup ensures an uncompromised blend of aesthetics, performance, and stability.

Crafted with a player-friendly modern “D” profile, the maple neck of this guitar offers smooth navigation across the fretboard. The rosewood fingerboard hosts 22 medium-jumbo frets within a compound 10″-14″ radius, inviting incredibly versatile playability and buttery bends.

This Stratocaster stands out with its unique trio of Seymour Duncan Cory Wong Clean Machine pickups, curated to complement Wong’s dynamic playing. A treble bleed circuit keeps the tone clear, even at lower volumes, and the guitar’s 5-way blade switch incorporates a push-push function that defaults to position 4 for additional sonic variety.

The Fender Limited Edition Cory Wong Stratocaster, complete with a bone nut and a deluxe molded case, is a tribute to both a modern musical virtuoso and the enduring legacy of Fender’s iconic Stratocaster.

• Alder Body, Surf Green Satin Urethane Finish
• Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard
• Modern Compound 10″-14″ Radius
• Seymour Duncan Cory Wong Signature Pickups
• Treble Bleed Circuit
• Push-Push Knob Defaults Pickup Selection to Neck + Middle
• 6-Saddle Vintage-Style Synchronized Tremolo Bridge
• Deluxe Cast/Sealed Locking Tuning Machines
• Includes Deluxe Molded Case