Fender Strat Plus
1987-1999Alder or Ash / Maple / Maple or Rosewood
By many considered one of Fender’s finest, the Plus series was released and introduced a lot of new props. It was the first Strats to featured Gold Lace Sensor pickups as well as locking tuners. Those pickups were appreciated for keeping a 50s feel, but without the hum. Hear it
June 11, 2012
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Fender Precision Bass Plus
1989-1993Alder or Ash, Maple, Rosewood
Nicknamed “Boner P-Bass” because of its elongated horn, it is one of the first 22 frets american made bass. Two Lace sensor pickups (one Jazz + one precision). Hear it
June 1, 2012
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Fender TC-90
2004-2007Ash, Maple, Rosewood
Ever tried to pull a Gibson sound from a Telecaster? Perhaps this thinline TC-90 and its two Seymour Duncan P90s could help.
Double cutaway, neck-through, the Korean made TC-90 is not your average Tele, but according to Scott Grove, it “smokes the american stuff”. The Jim Adkins model (JA-90) released in 2007 is originally a single cutaway version of the TC-90.
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April 16, 2012
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Music Man Axis Super Sport MM90
2009Ash, Maple, Rosewood 
The Ernie Ball Music Man Axis is basically the evolution of Eddie Van Halen’s signature model, the Music Man EVH. P-90 love.
February 29, 2012
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