Strat American

Strat 1989, American, brass sustainblock, price in bucks 3000 without bargaining, in tenge conditional price The Fender Stratocaster guitar is a percussion-crushing instrument with six strings, three pickups and a hairy man on the back of the body. This tool was born in the middle of the last century in America and is still popular with Chinese carpenters and painters. For some reason, they like to plan and paint this particular model the most. Actually, nothing more can be done with Chinese stratocasters, only planing and painting. Korean furniture makers are also very fond of this guitar. As a rule, the Korean stratum is not ashamed to be hung on the wall as a decoration. In case of emergency, you can even play on it. Let's say chess. But for this it is also necessary to trim it a little and tint a little. The same guitar substitutes are still being made in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and other countries of Southeast Asia. Basically, crafts differ from each other in smell, because there is no need to talk about sound at all. These guitars smell like fresh board, wet paint, wet iron and wet plastic. Yes, the climate in South Asia is not very conducive to high-quality drying of the material. If such a craft smells like a guitar, then one of the old blind-sighted guitarists confused it with a musical instrument and used it in an unnatural way. South Asian guitars are good for practical parents. If your son is determined to become a world famous rock guitarist, give him a Chinese “Pender Stratocuster” and in half a year he will firmly decide to quit music and learn to be a neurosthenic. The real Fender Stratocaster is made in the USA. Not real, but still Fender - in Mexico and Japan. Of course, you need to get used to the good, and it is vital to put the technique on a good instrument. But in the end, technology is not everything. Of all guitar tricks, techniques and methods of sound production, the most important is not pizzicatto, not stacatto, but pizdatto. All the great guitar masters played pizdatto, and, moreover, on completely different instruments. Robert Johnson knew how to play pizdatto on logs that modern art lovers are afraid to bring into the house. And at the same time he remained a brilliant blues guitarist. The Fender Stratocaster is a stick with two horns. A mediocre guitarist can't afford a real Fender, and without a real guitar it's almost impossible to become one of the best. As a result, good guitars are bought by amateurs who will never play well. And it spoils the good name of a good guitar. It's a shame that along with the guitar, Fender doesn't supply talent in bricks.