Différence entre "Strat" et "Stratocaster ?

Pour la télé, vous avez oublié l'esquire les aminches.

Pour la strat, j'ai vu plusieurs fois des modèles siglés STRAT sur la tete et non stratocaster, des squier uniquement par contre.

"What is the difference between the Strat and the Stratocaster?"

I found that the easiest way to anger the Fender Gods was to point out a fact that they did not know. Here is the difference between a Fender Strat and a Stratocaster. For years, even though the term "Strat" has been used to include all Stratocasters, there is a "Fender Strat". I can be backed up on all of these points in the book, "The Fender Stratocaster 40th Anniversary Edition" written by A. R. Duchossoir (ISBN 0793547350), page 24. In 1980 the Fender company introduced the Strat at the NAMM show. It has a hotter lead pickup (the X-1) with a stronger output, a new wiring circuitry, and 22k gold electroplated brass hardware.

Beware of those do not know the difference. If you see an ad for a "1979 Fender Strat" then it is very clear that it is a Stratocaster. But if you see an ad for a "1980 Fender Strat", what do you have? There are a vast majority of people who know this information and would instantly visualize a Strat not a Stratocaster. Part of what I am trying to get across is the fact that there is a difference and, knowingly or unknowingly, damage can be done to one or both parties if the terms are not clear.

Il y a donc bien une différence entre les modèles appellés Strat et Stratocaster... Chui pas completement débile quand meme, dommage que tant m'aient considéré comme tel sur ce post...