Strat 59

Bonjour,

J'ai en projet la construction d'une Strat 59 mais a part la touche palissandre, apparue au dernier trimestre de l'année, existe-t-il des différences notables par rapport à la 57 ?

Merci de votre participation.

Merci à celui qui a déplacer mon message !
J'aurais aimer l'avis de connaisseur de ces Strat mais ... !
Me retrouve dans la cathégorie "lutherie", super !
Pas prés d'avoir une réponse !!!
Merci MR le Modérateur !

Bah fallait poster direct sur le topic des Strat pre CBS ou sur un forum Fender

Homme de peu de foi

Mid 1959 Fender Statocaster guitar specs:

Starting May 1959 "slab" Rosewood fingerboard with white "clay" position dots and 7.25" finger board radius. Bottom of fingerboard (part glued to maple) is flat. This change was implemented for the summer 1959 NAMM show. Basically Strats 5/59 and later will have rosewood fingerboards.
Celluloid "mint green" three layer (white/black/white) pickguard (sometimes called a "nitro" pickguard), with 11 attachment screws. This celluloid pickguard was implemented around 7/59. So for a short time rosewood fingerboard Strats were made with a single layer white pickguard with 11 screws. Some 7/59 Strats even had a single layer white pickguard with 8 or 9 or 10 screws (though this is rare). Also in the same time period some 1959 Strats were made with a maple neck and a 8 screw three layer celluloid pickguard (this implies the body will not have a "shoulder" under the pickguard in the control cavity).
A thin aluminum sheild the size of the pickguard is installed underneath the three layer pickguard. This replaces the thicker and much smaller shield previously used on single layer pickguards (this older style shield encompassed just the three pots and the switch).
Stratocaster body now has a "shoulder" in the potentiometer control cavity. This "bump" in the cavity was implemented to allow the use of another pickguard screw by the 3-way switch. This shoulder can only be seen with the pickguard removed. All rosewood fingerboard Strat bodies with 11 pickguard screws should have this shoulder.
Fender used a very photo-reactive red dye in their sunburst finish, causing many 1959 Strats to fade from a 3-color sunburst to a 2-colors (the photo-reactive nature of the red caused fading from ultra-violet light). This is typically seen on the front of the body, where the back often still has the red in the sunburst. If the pickguard is lifted, the original red finish in the sunburst can still be seen.
Neck now has a very thin "D" backshape. As 1959 progresses, the neck backshape gets even thinner. By the end of 1959, the neck has an extremely thin backshape. Also most mid to late year 1959 Strats will usually not have a neck date below the truss rod adjustment.
Brown paper rectangle tone cap changes to white "chicklet" paper tone capacitor.
A metal spacer was added below the butterfly string tree.

Ce qui signifie que si une guitare a encore le sunburst 3 tons, c'est qu'elle n'a jamais vu la lumière du jour?

j'viens d'apprendre un truc là

C'est comme les endives ou les asperges

Je crois que tu n'est pas le seul il y a des photos a l'appui j'arrive plus a les trouver

Whaaa ça fait rêver

Pour faire rêver ...
Le corps de la 59 aurait-il l'épaule qui n'existait pas jusque là ?