Masterbuilt Dale Wilson 58 Strat Heavy Relic Chocolate Faded Sunburst #CZ544887

As many of you know we are already a huge fan of Dale Wilson's Guitars, we have had many come through the shop over the years. This is a stunning sounding and playing Guitar, awesome spec and a great colour! It's very special! 

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BODY
Colour: Chocolate Faded Sunburst
Body: Ash

NECK
Number Of Frets: 21 Medium Jumbo - Stew Mac #155
Scale Length: 25.5"
Fretboard Wood: AAA Rosewood
Fretboard Inlays: Dots
Radius: 7.25"
Neck Wood: Maple
Neck Shape: 54 U
Nut: Bone

HARDWARE
Bridge Hardware: Vintage Tremolo
Pickguard:56 Strat Relic Parchment

ELECTRONICS
Bass Pickup: Handwound Fat 50's
Middle Pickup: Handwound Fat 50's
Treble Pickup: Handwound Fat 50's
Pickup Switching: 5 Way Blade

ADDITIONAL INFO
Weight: 7lb 6oz
Case, Strap And Certificate Of Authenticity

With Fender Case, Certificate and Case Candy.

Sorry but no part exchange on this guitar.

Dale Wilson arrived at Fender in 2003, joined the Custom Shop in 2005 and became a Master Builder in 2011. Building guitars has been a driving passion for the California native since childhood. “Ever since I can remember, I’ve always loved guitars,” he said. “I didn’t dream of being a rock star; I dreamed of building the ultimate guitar. I was equally enthralled with the guitars just as much as I was with the players.”

Woodworking runs in the Wilson family, and the requisite Custom Shop zeal for outstanding craftsmanship has long been part of Dale’s DNA. He did repair work and mods in a small guitar shop right out of high school in the late 1980s; subsequently moving on to stints at Dobro and Rickenbacker before arriving at Fender, where he worked on Guild, Gretsch and Benedetto guitars before beginning his apprenticeship with various Custom Shop Master Builders.

He enjoys calling upon his extensive and varied experience as a craftsman to create highly distinctive guitars such as the Resophonic Thinline Telecaster®. Wilson also built five beautiful custom guitars for the January 2011 NAMM Show while still an apprentice and was asked to sign the back of the headstocks, garnering him his Master Builder status.