Fender Custom Shop 1961 Stratocaster Master Built by Dennis Galuszka - The Guitar Showroom UK

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An amazing Masterbuilt ’61 Relic Stratocaster by one of Fender’s finest Master Builders. Featuring a very resonant Alder body and a super feeling quarter sawn Maple neck and a great relic’d Fiesta Red finish. Very rich dark Rosewood 9.5″ radius fretboard on the traditional 60’s style Oval C. The guitar has a great feel, superb tones and plays as good as it looks! The guitar has just been serviced and setup with 10’s. This guitar does not disappoint!
“Like Fender itself, Dennis Galuszka is a Southern California native. Combining his dual passions for music and woodworking, he began building high-end acoustic guitars during his 13 years as a cabinetmaker. As a working drummer, it was a 1999 audition with one of the Fender Master Builders that led to a job interview and a new kind of steady gig-as an apprentice at the Fender Custom Shop.
After only eight months there, Galuszka was promoted to Master Builder. He has since built finely crafted instruments for influential players including Paul McCartney, Andy Summers, Johnny Marr, Patrick Stump, Mike Dirnt, Sting and many others. He has lent his expertise to a number of truly distinctive instruments, including double-neck guitars and unusual takes on classic Fender designs, and several artist model designs. “It’s all about the feel and sound of an instrument,” Galuszka said. “Those things are number one with me, above everything else.”

[@psychodelicrock12]

I finally bought a 60s Fender Stratocaster and fiesta red finish off eBay for under $800 and have been enjoying it since it arrived four days ago

[@toddmoore2324]

Nice Stratocaster! Sweet, soulful tones and a gorgeous look!

[@theguitarshowroom6243]

Glad you like it! Beautiful Guitar!

[@leehenderson8132]

The finish looks cheesey.

[@JoelmCarrera]

You tweaking it looks awesome

[@marekwegorz8966]

Why always are you play the same song on different guitar’s

[@theguitarshowroom6243]

So that people can compare the sound of each instrument in the same context - same amp settings, same levels on the mix.

[@marekwegorz8966]

@@theguitarshowroom6243 Thank You very much