Fender · 1968
1968 Fender Stratocaster
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ESTIMATED VALUE
€19,320
$21,000
Range: €10,649 – €59,800
Listings
19
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Confidence
High
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Specifications
- Type
- electric
- Subtype
- solidbody
- Country of origin
- USA
- Collectibility score
- 7.5 / 10
Associated artists
Jimi Hendrix
Woodstock Strat — 1968 Olympic White Strat played at Woodstock, played left-handed on a right-handed guitar with standard stringing.
View artist →Stevie Ray Vaughan
Number One — 1963 sunburst Strat, .013 strings, tuned a half step down.
View artist →Eric Clapton
Blackie Strat — Assembled from three Strats bought for $100 each at Sho-Bud in Nashville.
View artist →Buddy Guy
Stratocaster polka dots — Custom polka-dot Stratocaster, which became his trademark.
View artist →John Mayer
Stratocaster 1965 — Vintage Strat used on his first blues albums. Snappy, expressive tone.
View artist →Buddy Holly
Stratocaster 1955 — Buddy Holly's first Stratocaster, bought new in 1955 at Adair Music in Lubbock. His main guitar on That'll Be the Day and Peggy Sue.
View artist →Billy Corgan
Stratocaster 1974 — Strat used on Siamese Dream to create his characteristic wall of guitars.
View artist →John Frusciante
Stratocaster 1962 — Sunburst 1962 Strat, main guitar on Blood Sugar Sex Magik and Californication.
View artist →Tom Morello
Stratocaster 1980 — Customized "Arm the Homeless" Strat, his main instrument with Rage Against the Machine.
View artist →Popa Chubby
Fender Stratocaster (Fiesta Red, 1966) — Popa Chubby's main guitar for over 20 years, self-modified with Lindy Fralin neck/middle pickups and a Seymour Duncan bridge pickup, used on countless recordings and thousands of concerts.
View artist →Rory Gallagher
Fender Stratocaster (1961) — Gallagher's main guitar throughout his career, its finish worn down to bare wood from decades of sweat and constant use.
View artist →Lightnin' Hopkins
Fender Stratocaster — One of several guitars Hopkins used alongside his primary Gibson J-50.
View artist →Andy Summers
Stratocaster (red, 1961) — The guitar Summers is most widely known for, alongside the modified Telecaster; called a "major historical item" by Summers himself
View artist →Mick Jones
Stratocaster (black, 1978) — Sent to Jones by Fender alongside a new bass for Paul Simonon; became his main studio guitar on nearly every Clash record from London Calling onward
View artist →Jeff Beck
Stratocaster 1954 — Beck's first Strat, played during the Yardbirds and Jeff Beck Group periods.
View artist →Ry Cooder
Stratocaster 1957 — Vintage Strat used for his distinctive blues slide technique.
View artist →Stephen Stills
Stratocaster 1967 — Strat used on the Buffalo Springfield and CSNY recordings.
View artist →Mark Knopfler
Stratocaster 1961 — Sunburst 1961 Strat, his main instrument on the Dire Straits albums.
View artist →Ritchie Blackmore
Stratocaster 1974 — Strat played on Deep Purple In Rock, Machine Head and Rainbow. Distinctive neo-baroque sound.
View artist →Eddie Van Halen
Frankenstrat 1978 — Strat customized with a Boogie Bodies body and a Gibson PAF pickup. Icon of 80s hard rock.
View artist →David Gilmour
Black Strat 1969 — Black 1969 Stratocaster, the main guitar of Pink Floyd. Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here.
View artist →Nile Rodgers
Stratocaster Hitmaker 1960 — 1960 Strat nicknamed "Hitmaker", played on all the hits of Chic, Bowie and Daft Punk.
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