Shell Pink Stratocaster – what an incredible guitars!
Make a statement with this beautiful guitar. The Shell Pink Fender is a standout guitar that looks fantastic and makes a big statement.
This blog covers all there is to know about the infamous shell pink strat. In addition, we cover the pink mini strat, Squier shell pink strat, shell pink telecaster, mustang, and so so much more!
Whether you are looking for the Fender Player Stratocaster (pink), shell pink telecaster, shell pink Fender Mustang or shell pink Fender Jazzmaster, we have you covered – We are all about the shell pink guitars, so let’s dive in!
Fender Stratocaster Pink
Dripping with a rock ‘n’ roll attitude, this Strat’s Pure Vintage ’65 pickup delivers a period-correct sound. Finished with nitro, this guitar breathes tone. It is a shell pink stratocaster with attitude!
A period of change, both for Fender and for pop culture as a whole, the 1960s saw the Strat mellow slightly as it grew up. The white pickguard was updated to mint green, and the fingerboard was switched from the original maple to rosewood, adding a smoother note to the Strat’s clear, articulate voice.
The American Original ’60s Stratocaster keeps these refinements intact while adding a modern feel and pickup switching to the iconic instrument that helped birth guitar rock as we know it. It is a shell pink strat that kicks ass!
The wax-potted Pure Vintage ’65 single-coil Stratocaster pickups are as period-correct as possible, from the enamel-coated coil wire to the cloth-covered output wires, fiber bobbins and alnico five magnets.
This shell pink fender features a thick “’60s C” neck profile, and the 9.5″-radius fingerboard enhance playability. Other authentic touches include vintage-tall frets, original-era body radii, vintage-style hardware-including a six-point synchronized tremolo bridge- vintage-style hardshell case and a lacquer finish that not only lets the wood “breathe” naturally with the resonant tone it also ages in a distinctively appealing way.
The Fender American Original 60s Stratocaster Shell Pink is the best way to experience the performance, style and tone that made Fender the choice of legends.
And! The colour! A Fender Stratocaster Pink for the win!
“Between this year (2020) and last year, these American Original 50′ and 60’s Fender Strats are as good as it gets. In this price point, there is not “one…single… strat”, from last year or this year that comes close to being this great or this playable. This instrument is great to hold, has great looks and a killer sound, as well as being as close to an original 60’s strat (save for the 7.5 radius, which I’m glad they changed to 9.5). It’s so nice to have a neck (on either the 50’s or 60’s strat) on an instrument that is not a C or modern C or deep D. I am so tired of buying MIM Fender guitars and having to swap out the neck… except for the classic players 50’s strat which wasn’t too bad but is no longer available. I assume it was replaced by the Vintera series, which has a 7.5 radius…no thanks. I only wish they (Fender) would use these exact specks and build a line of these (call them MIM Originals or whatever) guitars in Mexico, thus making them more affordable for us all. However, at the very least, you can get close to custom shop appointments with this series for under 2k, and that ain’t bad.” – Rick Foxx in Shelton, WA.
Fender Player Stratocaster Shell Pink
This Fender Player Stratocaster comes in a CME exclusive Shell Pink finish! So if you’ve been looking for a well-made Stratocaster, then look no further.
Fender keeps the specs stock across the board with an alder body, three Player Series single-coils, 9.5Ó-radius fingerboard, and two-point tremolo bridge with bent-steel saddles, updating only the neck profile to a very playable ÒModern C” shape. This stratocaster shell pink is a hot addition for any guitarist.
Simple and classic, this fender stratocaster shell pink is distilled to its purest form. About Fender Player Series: Founded by Leo Fender in 1938 as FenderÕs Radio Service, what is now the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation began making electric guitars and amplifiers in 1945. The rest, as they say, is history.
The fender player stratocaster maple fingerboard limited edition electric guitar shell pink needs to be played to be believed!
Creator of the world’s first mass-produced and by far most popular, solid-bodied electric, Fender is now the world’s leading guitar manufacturer. And the Fender Strat Shell Pink is no exception.
Replacing the now-discontinued Standard series, the Fender Player Series honors the core Fender classics with quality construction, vintage-inspired finishes, select modern updates, and friendly price points that appeal to a range of aspiring and experienced players. This fender strat pink is a winner for sure!
The shell pink player stratocaster has a lot of heart!
Shell Pink Telecaster
Squier Paranormal Offset Telecaster Electric Guitar, Maple Fingerboard
Squier fuses the offset body of a shell pink Fender Jazzmaster with the spanky electronics of a Telecaster to create a sleek hybrid that really is the best of both models!
The Paranormal Offset Telecaster is the quintessential mashup of Fender features, combining the components of the iconic Tele with the comfort and style of the Jazzmaster offset body shape.
With its dual Fender-designed alnico single-coil pickups and string-through-body bridge design, this guitar’s versatile voice will sing with sustain. Other callouts include a slim “C”-shape neck profile, a gloss neck finish for a slick feel, and chrome hardware that is sure to catch the spotlight.
This pink fender telecaster needs to be right up there in our list!
Squier Shell Pink – Contemporary Stratocaster HH FR Electric Guitar
Divebomb away and shred some it up with this Floyd Rose-equipped Stratocaster! With coil-tapping humbuckers, this Strat is versatile enough for many genres.
The Squier Contemporary Stratocaster HH FR brings modern features and bold aesthetics to an iconic Fender platform to satisfy today’s most discerning and daring players.
At the heart of this guitar is a pair of Squier SQR Atomic humbucking pickups whose 5-way switch includes coil-tap options for versatile single-coil tones in the 2nd and 4th positions. This shell pink Squier is a heavy hitter.
The roasted maple neck was chosen for its optimal tone and stability, and a sculpted heel design allows for improved access all the way to the 22nd fret. High-performance components round out the feature list and include a double-locking tremolo by Floyd Rose for rock-solid bends and a set of sealed-gear tuning machines with split shafts for smooth tuning action and easy restringing. Eye-catching styling cues include stealthy black hardware and a sleek painted headstock with chrome logos for a premium look. Shell pink strat for the win!
Shell Pink Fender Mustang
Fender Mustang Electric Guitar (Shell Pink, Pau Ferro Fingerboard)
Since 1964 the Mustang model has been bringing Fender sound and style to the stage and the studio in the hands of trend-setting players ranging from Nirvana to The 1975.
This shell pink fender mustang is tonally flexible; the pair of angled single-coil pickups make every note and chord pop with an authentic Fender tone.
In addition, these low-output pickups have a balanced voice with bell-like upper harmonics, punchy mids and thick lows for a sound that easily cuts through a mix.
Master volume and tone controls, along with a three-way pickup switch craft your sound. Topped by a 9.5 -radius maple fingerboard with 22 medium jumbo frets, the C -shaped maple neck is comfortable for all playing styles and ideal for players with smaller hands or those who use extended chord forms.
The six-saddle string-through-body hardtail Strat bridge increases sustain while the bent steel saddles add a touch of cut to your tone and are adjustable for spot-on intonation.
Features include a 24 scale that adds warmth and thickness to the guitar’s inherent tone while granting a slinkier playing feel, making it easier to perform multi-step bends. It is a shell pink fender with an attitude.
In addition, the guitar’s more petite body is perfect for energetic stage performances and ideal for those with smaller frames while retaining Fender s famous ergonomic design aesthetic. A gloss polyester finish protects the body, while the neck bears a satin polyurethane finish for fast, easy playability.
Pink Mini Strat
Squier Mini Stratocaster Shell Pink
The pink mini strat is perfect for kids who want a cool looking guitar to start learning on. The budget pricepoint offers excellent value to the consumer. It is a brilliant little guitar that features a shell pink stratocaster maple neck.
The shell pink stratocaster body is a perfect mini size for mini players. It is a shell pink fender that keeps on giving. But don’t just take our word for it;
“The guitar is gorgeous. Perfect to inspire my daughter to grab it and play it. That’s what I was looking for in her first electric guitar. She loves it! It is very well made, everything is in place and came ready to use. No setting was necessary; strings action, intonation, nothing. It came all set, which I love. The sound of the pickups, not the best, is ok and expected at this level. I appreciate it doesn’t have any noise, for which I suspect the guitar comes with its cavities already shielded, but I would have to confirm if I ever make a pickup/electronics upgrade to it. All in all, this guitar is a perfect start. Perhaps it is a little bit pricier than I would expect, but it is ok. Better to have the children inspired, than having an unused/forgotten instrument.” – Amazon Customer – United States – May 3, 2021
Which other shell pink Stratocasters should be considered?
Depending on your budget, we also recommend checking out the Squier Bullet Stratocaster HSS HT Electric Guitar Shell Pink. The Squier bullet strat pink is a beast of a machine that needs to be in the running!
Also, the shell pink Stratocaster relic and the shell pink Stratocaster tortoise are gorgeous guitars that we thoroughly recommend checking out!
Pink guitars rock! Make sure you check out our guide to Pink Electric Guitars here!
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