Fender Lincoln Brewster Stratocaster 6-String Electric Guitar with Maple Fingerboard (Olympic Pearl)

Over the course of his 25-year career, Lincoln Brewster's playing has inspired countless fans with his soulful and dynamic style. The Fender Lincoln Brewster Stratocaster 6-String Electric Guitar is a true modern classic, featuring an ash body and eye-catching Olympic Pearl lacquer finish. This 6-string right-handed guitar combines classic neck shape and timeless body contours with modern features like a pop-in arm, 2-point tremolo with bent-steel saddles, and compound radius fingerboard. Three single-coil pickups provide vintage tones free of hum: two DiMarzio Area 58 pickups at the neck and middle position, one DiMarzio Area 61 pickup at the bridge. The 22 medium-jumbo frets on the maple fingerboard and the 'Soft V' maple neck with nitrocellulose lacquer finish are designed for comfort and speed. This guitar has extra power and focus for any musical situation thanks to an onboard active boost that can be turned on or off using the push or pull volume control and a custom mid-boost that can be adjusted using the Tone 1 knob. Along with its abundance of features, this feature-rich guitar also boasts vintage-style locking tuners, aged white plastic knobs, chrome hardware, and a 1-ply Eggshell pickguard.

Olympic Pearl Lacquer Finish over Ash Body

Ash is a tonewood with excellent brightness and warmth balance that is used in many Fender guitars from the 1950s. It also has great articulation and presence.

Dimarzio Area Pickups

The vintage single-coil tones of the Dimarzio Area Pickups Area 58 and Area 61 pickup set are available without the characteristic vintage hum.

Compound-Radius Schematic

The radius of 9.5 to 14 inches is gentle on the hands and permits rapid playing and bending without choking.

Novel Tremolo Mechanism

This two-point design has a pop-in tremolo bar for contemporary convenience and bent steel saddles for a classic tone.

Boost Preamp

Simply operated by pushing or pulling the master volume, and the Tone 1 knob controls the output level.

Locking Tuners

For increased tuning stability, a modern locking mechanism blends with classic aesthetics.