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The American Vintage series introduces an all-new lineup of original-era model year guitars that bring Fender history and heritage to authentic and exciting new life. With key features and pivotal design elements spanning the mid-1950s to the mid-1960s, new American Vintage series instruments delve deep into Fender's roots—expertly preserving an innovative U.S. guitar-making legacy and vividly demonstrating like never before that Fender not only knows where it's going, but also remembers where it came from.
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I have 4 Strats, American Classic and Deluxe Model. There are some things that cannot be put into words, but picking up this Guitar is like being transported in time, it really feels, plays, sounds like an early Strat. Sounds nothing like my other American Standards. The finish is amazing, the laquer does wear so be careful if you like to keep your guitars perfect. I have had mine for a few weeks and I can see where the laquer is wearing but that's fine with me. If you want a Strat that you can keep forever, buy this guitar you will not be dissapointed.
edwardjtoscano owns this item
I have owned a MIM strat for over 5 years, and an American made Telecaster for just under a year. But I have always wanted "that" strat that im going to love for a very long time in sunburst.. My MIM strat is white, and when I bought it there were no sunbursts available at that time. Things happen for a reason because I feel like I was meant to have this 59 reissue that I have now.
I kept going to the music stores and doing my research, and I was sort of considering an American standard in sunburst and rosewood fingerboard. The deluxe features never really caught my attention. I just kept picking up stratocasters without the mindset of "im walking out today with a strat in hand" but I just felt that when the time is right and the guitar is right, i will know!
And finally one day, a used 59 reissue was in the store. Without knowing what it really was, i just saw a sunburst strat. Played it unplugged and it played like butter, sounded amazing acoustically - and even better plugged in! It was just unreal. However I wasn't quite ready to pay the price of such product.
Two weeks later I went to the store to try more guitars and felt really sad that the guitar I wanted to see again wasn't there. After an hour of picking up strats, I saw it on a different rack on my way out! The next time I was in, I rented it out for the day to try and play at home for over an hour. And the same night I called the store up to inform them that I was buying it. It was used with some of the finish chipped off. It had character and i love it!
JiDo owns this item
That's right Kiddies! For Xmas in 67', I got a new Fender Mustang. Wow, I was 14 years of age. Now then, that does not mean to say that I haven't owned Fender guitars since then.... For your edification I have owned a 54' Strat for 40 years and I have had my 58' for 39 years. Yeah, I am an old guy (60). Now then, let us speak about the new 59' Slab Strats. I was interested in getting a rosewood neck Strat and at the same time, I wasn't about to pay 17 grand or more for 59'-62' model. I was speaking to a sales guy at Shreveport Music about a another instrument (62' re-issue) and he was just raving about the new ones. Given his background, he had worked for Fender in the CBS days, I checked these guitars out. I bought one and cannot be happier. You say that the finish is dead on and you are right. The tone and playability of the instrument is on par with the originals, I should know as I have owned a few of them, besides the ones that I have owned forever. Great Job.
old1060 owns this item
This is without doubt the best Strat I've ever played, I purchased the sonic blue from my local music store and I must say I'm over the moon with it. The five way switch gives some great tones but the real star of the show is the neck profile, it's a slim D shape and it plays really well. All round fantastic strat!
Niallser86 owns this item
Having bought a 2006, I had become painfully aware how far strats had fallen from the glory days of my 1979. The new ones had no crown (roundness of the fingerboard) and because somebody stupidly added a 22nd fret for the rock stars among us, the 2006 was very hard to articulate in the upper registers, especially if you're a bigger guy like I am. But when I held the '59 re-ish, all it took was a look down at the neck and I was transported back in time. I could see the neck shape and the crown of the (maple- of course!!) fingerboard. After struggling for years on that 2006, I picked up the 59 re-ish and played like I hadn't played in years- easy as a baby's butt! Man, this guitar is lacking in the sexy sexy tone of that 2006, but it still sounds terrific and the playability is WAY worth it.
spiritpen owns this item
I recently bought this model, and was blown way by its playability. After 25 years of playing, I have found a neck that fit snugly in my hand, without palm or back of hand soreness. And my fingers, whilst relative fine, my palm is quite large. Guitarists (and aspiring guitarists), for decades have put up with necks unsuitable for hand and finger comfort. The range of necks now available in the vintage range in particular, circumvent this issue, with a wide range of necks and fretboard radii.
In general, the product is presented exceptionally. Opening the case is like opening a time capsule to 1959. The detail to the artifacts of the era is breathtaking. I love my new guitar!
wadedb12 owns this item
Just browsing guitars at the local music store, I noticed a 59 strat with 3-color sunburst and maple neck. Wait a minute I thought... there's nothing fancy about it... it doesn't really stand out in a crowd. At first glance it could have be any one of the dozens of much cheaper stats hanging along the wall of the music store. So why did this one cost so much more? But upon close inspection... there was a certain purity to it that is hard to describe. Maybe it's the single ply pick guard, the thin finish, the lightly tinted fret board... or maybe it's the combination of everything together that makes it elegant in its simplicity. Anyway.. out of curiosity I picked it up and starting playing. I couldn't believe the vibration I felt... the entire guitar resonated with each note. It almost seems as loud unplugged as some acoustics! And the feel of the neck was unbelievable. The 7.25 radius fingerboard along with the medium sized neck felt ridiculously comfortable (the 56 neck felt just a little too thick for me). And the action was as low as any of the deluxe strats. So now I had to plug it in. There's a warmth and clarity that it made me think "now THIS is how a strat is supposed to sound".
2 days later I came back and bought it... couldn't be happier.
surgeon00 owns this item
I have owned many Fender guitars over the years and was a big fan of the now discontinued 62 reissue Strat so I was curious to see how these new 59 reissues would compare.I play Blues and old school Rock n Roll so I want a Strat that delivers that classic vintage tone and vibe.When I played the new 59 model in a shop I was immediately impressed...it was truly a great Strat in terms of looks,tone,playability and vibe.I decided to order a sonic blue 59 and was blown away by the one Fender sent me...she looks so pretty in that color especially with the contrasting mint green pickguard.Mine is lightweight(I guess slightly over 7LBS)and the body contours and edges are sanded really round and smooth just like a vintage pre-CBS Strat should be.I really love the neck profile too...it fattens up slightly as you gradually play up the neck and the D shape feels great.The pickups sound terrific as well...very much like the real 1959-62 era slab-board Strats I have played in the past with that low output quack Strat voicing.They have less high mids than the previous 62 reissue but slightly more low mids and detailed treble.They seem to be a cross of Fender's fat 50s pickups and the custom 69s....the Fat 50s type of voicing but the lower output and transparency of the 69s.These pickups really sound authentic for all the music you would associate with the 1959-62 era Strat tone(early Hendrix,SRV ect).The tone pots are really nicely voiced and musical(although I don't use them much)and the bridge pickup is wired to the bottom tone control which comes in handy at times).The workmanship on mine is perfect.The new flash coat lacquer is really prone to chipping which is cool with me because I love a broken in.naturally relic'd guitar.I do think Fender should put a warning sticker on these new reissues to warn consumers who wish to preserve the newness of their guitars that these finishes are very fragile.The frets are described as small vintage sized ones but they seem to be slightly larger than the ones on the previous 62 reissue.
After playing my sonic Blue one for about a month I found a gorgeous sunburst 59 online with an awesome sunburst.This sunburst had a lot of black on the edges which is how like a burst to be and typical of a 1959-60 Strat.I have seen some 59 reissues that had too little black and too much brown which doesn't look right to me(note to Fender...please make sure the sunburst are typical of a 1959-60 era Strat with a lot of black on the edges).But when I saw this one I jumped on it and like my sonic blue one she is an amazing guitar...equally great in terms of playabilty and vibe.Despite being the same model,they both sound different despite being set up identically.The acoustic voicing is different on each one which proves that a guitar's tone originates in the particular pieces of wood it is built with...no two pieces are ever the same.My sonic blue one is really loud acoustically with a lot of twangy clarity whereas the sunburst one is richer in the lower mids with a rounder,smoother tone.I love both for different reasons.
I really think Fender did a great job with these new reissues...they really feel like an old 1959 mint condition Strat that was brought forward in a time machine.I don't think they are a better guitar than the previous 62 reissues overall...not in terms of playability anyways and tone is a matter of taste as both the 59 and 62 models sound great for different reasons.I do appreciate the new,no polyester undercoat on the 59s which will relic nicer than the older 62 reissue although I can't say the poly undercoat of my older 62s makes them sound any worse then these new 59s quite honestly.I do think the new 59s are over-priced though....quite a huge jump from the older 62 reissue.Luckily I got a good deal on both my 59s!!!Note to Fender...please make the 59 reissue available in fiesta red(and I mean a true red like on a USA flag for example...not reddish pink or orange like I have sometimes seen called fiesta red!!!).I would absolutely buy a 59 in that color and I am sure many others would too.
sonny wolf owns this item
My friends at Fender, I want to thank you so very much for this absolutely wonderfully exact recreation of a beautiful 1959 Stratocaster. I have a friend who owns an actual '59 (albeit with a replacement neck), that he claims to have purchased from Robben Ford, and if you close your eyes and listen, both guitars sound very similar. Although my new reissue is quite a bit brighter, because of its newer age, the wood, finish, pickups, etc are nowhere near as worn in as the actual '59. But looks wise, unless you are in love with the relic look, my new faded Sonic Blue (in my humble albeit prejudiced opinion) wins hands down. But I also have to say, if you had offered one in Shoreline Gold or Dakota Red, I would've opted for one of those two colors. I absolutely love the fretboard, even though usually I prefer my frets with a little more meat, but being a Telecaster afficianado, I have always loved the shorter radius. Lots of people claim a longer radius makes bending easier, and yet that didn't seem to slow down the blues guys from my era and before, so I guess it's just a matter of what you get used to. Awesome sounding, Awesome looking, Awesome playing!!! Thanks again Fender, You've made one of my dreams come true, now if you could just make an American Vintage 1966 Coronado II in Sherwood Green and an American Vintage 1975 Starcaster in Burgundy Mist, I'd be ecstatic!!
chrisM16 owns this item
Hey Guys Thank You SOOOOO much for creating this beautifull guitar. When I picked it up from my local dealer Long & Mquade in Regina Sask Canada after selling my 62 reissiue for 2 Grand I have to say this is by far the best sounding vintage reissiue of any of the Strats I have ever owned
both Jap and American made. You have gone one above my expectations. I did not even know before my salesman Dan and also my cousin who
is an awesome salesman at Long & Mquade in Regina Sask Canada that the bridge saddles were even going to be period correct to a real 59 and
the case is also period correct. My 62 was nice but not as nice as this Faded Sonic Blue baby I got. Just don't stop making this model ever. It is the best thing that could have happened to the vintage reissiues you are making. How do I know? I have studdied Fender Guitars and Basses inside out from the beginning of the Broadcaster up untill now and have owned a few old ones including a 64 Pre Bass which I still have yet and closely
watched over. I have some catolougs dating back to 1968 but looking for a 63/64 catolouge even a reprint and a 59/60 catolouge. Please keep up
your great work.
Gary Harty
Bassist, Guitarist from JD and Whiskey Bent band and bassist for Billy Young and Young at Heart
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Model Name: | American Vintage '59 Stratocaster®, Slab Rosewood Fingerboard, Sherwood Green Metallic |
Model Number: | 0111600846 |
Series: | American Vintage |
Color: | Sherwood Green Metallic |
Body Material: | Alder |
Body Finish: | Fender Flash Coat Lacquer |
Body Shape: | Stratocaster® |
Neck Material: | Maple |
Neck Finish: | Fender Flash Coat Lacquer |
Neck Shape: | "D" Shape |
Scale Length: | 25.5" (648 mm) |
Fingerboard: | Slab Rosewood |
Fingerboard Radius: | 7.25" (184.1 mm) |
Number of Frets: | 21 |
Fret Size: | Vintage-Style |
String Nut: | Bone |
Nut Width: | 1.650" (42 mm) |
Position Inlays: | Dot |
Truss Rods: | Vintage-Style Heel Adjust |
Truss Rod Nut: | Vintage-Style Slotted |
Bridge Pickup: | American Vintage '59 Single-Coil Strat |
Middle Pickup: | American Vintage '59 Single-Coil Strat |
Neck Pickup: | American Vintage '59 Single-Coil Strat |
Controls: | Master Volume, Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Bridge/Middle Pickup) |
Pickup Switching: | 5-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup, Position 3. Middle Pickup, Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup, Position 5. Neck Pickup |
Pickup Configuration: | SSS |
Bridge: | 6-Saddle American Vintage Synchronized Tremolo |
Hardware Finish: | Chrome/Nickel-Plated Steel |
Tuning Machines: | Single Line "Fender Deluxe" Vintage Style |
Pickguard: | 3-Ply Mint Green with Vintage Bevel |
Control Knobs: | Aged White Plastic |
Strings: | Fender® USA 250R NPS, (.010-.046 Gauges) |
Unique Features: | Early-1959 model in faded Three-color Sunburst has slim-profile D-shaped maple neck and single-ply white pickguard with eight holes; Later 1959 model in faded Three-color Sunburst, Black and limited faded Sonic Blue has slim-profile D-shaped maple neck, dark rosewood slab fingerboard and three-ply mint green pickguard with 10 holes; All-new pickups wound to period-correct specs and sound; Vintage-accurate bridge saddles and tuner spacing |
Included Accessories: | Vintage '59 Strat Strap, Cable, and Cloth; Vintage 3-Position Switch, '50s Strat Information Kit, Bridge Cover, Owner's Manual, Saddle Height Wrench |


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TORONTO Scott Niedermayer, Chris Chelios, Brendan Shanahan, Geraldine Heaney, and Fred Shero are the newest members of the Hockey Hall of Fame. The quintet was elected by the HHOF Selection Committee on Tuesday afternoon.The induction ceremony will take place at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto on Monday, November 11, 2013.Scott Niedermayer might well be called the winningest player in hockey history. In addition to being the 14th member of the Triple Gold Club, Niedermayer also led the Kamloops Blazers to the Memorial Cup in 1992, won gold with Canada at the 1991 IIHF World Junior Championship, and won the World Cup of Hockey championship with Canada in 2004. He is the only Triple Gold Club member to have won the Stanley Cup with two teams New Jersey in 1995, 2000, and 2003, and Anaheim in 2007. He won Olympic gold twice, in 2002 and 2010, and won gold at the IIHF World Championship in 2004, a victory made all the more special as he played alongside his brother, Rob.Heaney, an inaugural female inductee into the IIHF Hall of Fame in 2008, represented Canada at nine top-level international events, starting with the first official Women's World Championship in 1990. She won seven WW gold as well as an Olympic gold in 2002 after a silver in 1998.Heaney twice was named Best Defenceman by the IIHF Directorate at the Women's Worlds (in 1992 and 1994) and was known for her abilities at both ends of the ice. She was also respected by teammates and opponents alike for her competitive spirit and leadership, on ice and in the dressing room.Chris Chelios was known for his longevity as much as anything else. By the time he retired from the NHL in 2010, he was 48 years old. He played in 1,651 career regular-season games, and his international career spanned 24 years. Chelios won the Stanley Cup with Detroit in 2002 and 2008. He played at the 1982 U20 for the United States, and after competing in the 1984 Olympics turned pro with the Montreal Canadiens. He won his only Olympic medal in 2002, a silver at home in Salt Lake, and four years later he played his fourth and final Olympics. He also played three Canada Cup events and two World Cup of Hockey tournaments as well as the 1994 World Championship.Chelios played with the Canadiens for seven seasons before being traded to his hometown Blackhawks, where he stayed for nearly nine seasons. He was traded at the deadline in 1999 to Detroit, and it was there he had his greatest successes. He won the Norris Trophy three times, in 1988-89, 1992-93, and 1995-96.Brendan Shanahan was the 13th member of the Triple Gold Club thanks to his Olympic gold with Canada in 2002, his World Championship gold in 1994, and three Cups with Detroit 1997, 1998, 2002. A combination of size and speed, skill and toughness, Shanahan retired in 2009 with 656 goals and 1,354 points in the regular season.He also played at the 1991 Canada Cup and 1996 World Cup, the 1998 Olympics, 2006 World Championship, and 1987 World Juniors. He currently works with the NHL as the leagues disciplinarian.Fred Shero came to fame with the expansion Philadelphia Flyers in the early 1970s, leading the team to consecutive and improbable Stanley Cup wins in 1974 and 1975 with teams that were as tough as any in NHL history. In that context, he is best remembered for his motivating words in the 1974 finals Win today, and we walk together forever.Shero was an innovator. He was the first coach to hire an assistant, and he used game film to analyze his team and opponents on a regular basis. The father of current Pittsburgh GM Ray, Fred later coached the Rangers to the finals in 1979. He passed away in 1990.ANDREW PODNIEKS


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Reasons for Procedure
This type of shunt is used to treat hydrocephalus, an condition that results in excess in the brain. Extra fluid can cause increased pressure. This pressure can damage sensitive brain tissues. The shunt drains the extra fluid and reduces pressure on the brain.
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Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your child's doctor will review potential problems, like:
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Prior to Procedure
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- Answer any question that you have—Can my child take her regular medicines before the surgery? What kind of recovery can we expect? How soon will symptoms start to improve? What are signs that the shunt is not working?
- Instruct your child to not eat or drink before the surgery—Your child's doctor will give you instructions about fasting based on your child's age. Fasting may range from 6-12 hours before surgery.
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Description of the Procedure
A breathing tube will be placed to help your child breathe during surgery. The scalp and abdomen are cleaned with antiseptic. The doctor will make small incisions in the scalp and abdomen. A small hole is made in the skull. A catheter is passed through the hole into your child's brain. Then the catheter is tunneled under the skin down to the abdomen. This end of the catheter is put into the abdominal cavity. The incisions are closed and a dressing is applied to each area.
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Every morning, Angie steps onto her yoga mat and struggles to push herself into Downward-Facing Dog. Three breaths later—on a good day—she comes down and rests in Child's Pose, rolling her wrists and flexing her fingers. Angie, at 32 years old, has osteoarthritis in her hands and her hips. But in spite of the pain, she says yoga actually makes her feel better.
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I like the styling brush and pick comb, for the simple fact it really help to style the wigs I have purchased and keep the look fresh and stylish. I use the pick comb for my own hair as well, it's great for untangling your ends when you wash your hair. Great product. Thanks
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Great to style my wigs with
By Sue
from Amelia, Ohio
About Me Beauty Conscious
Comments about Paula Young Styling Brush & Pick Comb:
This comb and brush makes it so easy to get the style and look I want.
Works great.
By diamondgirl
from Columbus OH
About Me Budget Buyer
What can you say about a brush, come & pick but that they work.
love how the product works with the wig
By Gina
from Deltona, Florida
I was surprised I had gotten my wigs in a weeks time.
Useful product at inexpensive price.
By Barbara
from Rancho Mirage, CA
Perfect to spruce up my terrific wig!
i would buy this product again
By dustyhorses
from guyton ga
would recomend this to others
Good Set
By bzbzbtzy
from Ramona, CA
No problems
Love it
By Paw
from Texas
Lifts hair and brushes right through your wig
Styling Brush & comp
By lots of wigs
from Palos Verdes Peninsula, Ca
Quick and easy wig styler for daily use
By Bobbie the singer
from Gallatin, TN
Love the pick
By Joanie
from Visalia, CA
Use the pick every time I style my wig, very handy


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