Fender Ritchie Blackmore Stratocaster - Olympic White w/ Graduated Scalloped Rosewood Fingerboard
Fender Artist Guitar W/ Deluxe Gig Bag
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Model Name : Ritchie Blackmore Stratocaster, Scalloped Rosewood Fingerboard, Olympic White
Series : Artist
Country Of Origin : MX
Color : Olympic White
Body : Alder
Body Finish : Polyester
Body Shape : Stratocaster
Neck Material : Maple
Neck Finish : Gloss Urethane
Neck Shape : "U" Shape
Scale Length : 25.5" (648 mm)
Fingerboard : Graduated Scalloped Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius : 7.25" (184.1 mm)
Number of Frets : 21
Frets Size : Vintage Style
String Nut : Synthetic Bone
Nut Width : 1.650" (42 mm)
Position Inlays : Pearloid Dots
Truss Rods : Bullet Style
Truss Rod Wrench : 1/8" Hex (Allen)
Bridge Pickup : Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Flat SSL-4 Reverse Wound/Reverse Polarity
Middle Pickup : Non-Active "Dummy"
Neck Pickup : Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Flat SSL-4 Single-Coil Strat
Controls : Master Volume, Tone 1. (Neck/Middle Pickups), Tone 2. (Bridge Pickup)
Pickup Switching : 3-Position Blade: Position 1. Bridge Pickup, Position 2. Bridge and Neck Pickups, Position 3. Neck Pickup
Pickup Configuration : SSS
Bridge : 6-Saddle Vintage-Style Synchronized Tremolo
Hardware Finish : Chrome
Tuning Machines : Fender Vintage "F" Stamped
Pickguard : 3-Ply White
Control Knobs : Black Plastic
Strings : Fender USA Bullets 3250L, NPS, (.009-.042 Gauges)
Unique FeaturesGraduated Scalloped Rosewood Fingerboard, Ritchie Blackmore Signature on Front of Headstock, Flush Mounted Dunlop; Straplocks, Large '70s Style Headstock, '70s Style Decal, Bullet Truss Rod Adjustment Nut, 3-Bolt Neck Plate with Micro-Tilt; Neck Adjustment, Pearloid Dot Position Inlays, Black Plastic Knobs, Pickup Covers, Tremolo and Switch Tips, Synthetic Bone Nut
Accessories : Deluxe Gig Bag
Dimensions : 4.70x15.30x42.10 IN
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Fender owns most big brands but such is business. I would save up and support a local luthier and there is nothing wrong about Monoprice (Think about a kid who has the talent but the parents can't even get him/her food). Monoprice gives me the opportunity to soup up those to a level where they can reach the intermediate status and I am not out of pocket much.
There is a facet to each side. None of us is wrong/right. As creative people we should embrace the gray a lot more than the black and white.