List of products manufactured by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
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This is a list of products made by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
Guitars
Acoustic guitars
- Fender AG Series (1992–1995)
- Fender Avalon
- Fender Balboa
- Fender California Series (1982–1995, 2010–present)
- Fender Concert (1963–1970)
- Fender Concord
- Fender Del Mar
- Fender DG Series (1995–1999)
- Fender Ensanada Series
- Fender F Series (1969–1981)
- Fender Folk (1963–1964)
- Fender Gemini Series (1984–1990)
- Fender Jazzmaster Acoustic
- Fender King, later named the Fender Kingman
- Fender Malibu (1965–1971)
- Fender Newporter (1965–1971)
- Fender Palomino (1968–1971)[1]
- Fender Paramount
- Fender Redondo (1969–1971)
- Fender Shenandoah (1965–1971)
- Fender Sonoran S
- Fender Sonoran SCE
- Fender Spring Hill Series (1994–1996)
- Fender Standard Series (1982–1990)
- Fender Stratacoustic
- Fender SX/CX Series (1992–1995)
- Fender Telecoustic
- Fender T-Bucket
- Fender Villager (1965–1971)
- Fender Wildwood (1966–1971)
Electric guitars
Electric Guitars models in current mainstream production:
- Fender Duo-Sonic[2]
- Fender Jaguar[3]
- Fender Jazzmaster[4]
- Fender Lead
- Fender Meteora
- Fender Mustang[5]
- Fender Stratocaster[6]
- Fender Telecaster[7]
Pawn Shop Series Guitars
- Fender Pawn Shop '51
- Fender Pawn Shop '70s Strat Deluxe
- Fender Pawn Shop '72
- Fender Pawn Shop Jaguarillo
- Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Special
- Fender Pawn Shop Offset Special
- Fender Pawn Shop Super-Sonic
Signature Model Guitars
- Andy Summers Telecaster
- Albert Collins Telecaster[8]
- Albert Hammond Jr. Signature Stratocaster
- Alkaline Trio Malibu Acoustic
- Billy Corgan Signature Stratocaster
- Bonnie Raitt Signature Stratocaster
- Britt Daniel Tele Thinline
- Buck Owens Telecaster
- Buddy Guy Signature Stratocaster and Polka Dot Stratocaster
- Buddy Miller Acoustic Guitar
- Char Signature Stratocaster and Mustang
- Chris Shiflett Telecaster Deluxe
- Clarence White (Parsons/White B Bender) Telecaster[9]
- Danny Gatton Telecaster[8]
- Dave Murray Stratocasater
- David Gilmour Signature Stratocaster
- Dee Dee Ramone Precision Bass
- Deryck Whibley Telecaster deluxe
- Dick Dale Malibu SCE & Limited Malibu SE Acoustic
- Dick Dale Stratocaster
- Dr. K TL62B-95DK Telecaster (Japan)
- Duane Peters Sonoran SCE '61 Acoustic
- Duff Mckagan Precision Bass
- Ed O'Brien Sustainer Stratocaster
- Elvis Costello Jazzmaster
- Frank Bello Jazz Bass
- J Mascis Purple Jazzmaster
- Joe Strummer Telecaster
- Johnny Hallyday Telecaster (France)
- Jimmy Dale Kingman SCE Acoustic
- Eddie Van Halen Frankenstrat Custom Shop
- Eric Clapton Telecaster (40 th anniversary serial No 001).
- Eric Clapton Stratocaster[10]
- Eric Clapton Telecaster ( Blind Faith)
- Eric Johnson Stratocaster
- Elvis Presley Kingman Acoustic
- George Harrison Stratocaster ( Rocky)
- Geddy Lee Jazz Bass
- G.E. Smith Telecaster
- Hello Kitty Stratocaster
- Hank Marvin Stratocaster[8]
- Iron Maiden Stratocaster
- James Burton Telecaster[8]
- Jeff Beck Stratocaster
- Jeff Beck Esquire
- Jerry Donahue Telecaster
- Jerry Donahue Stratocaster
- Jimi Hendrix Stratocaster[11]
- Jimmie Vaughan Tex-Mex Stratocaster
- Jim Root Stratocaster, Telecaster and Jazzmaster
- John 5 Signature Telecaster
- J5 Acoustic (John 5 Signature)
- Jaco Pastorius Jazz Bass Fretless
- Jim Adkins JA-90 Telecaster Thinline
- Jim Campilongo Custom Shop 1969 Telecaster NOS
- Jimmy Bryant Telecaster
- Jimmy Stafford Nohea Uke Ukelele
- JMJ (Justin Meldal-Johnsen) Roadworn Mustang Bass
- John Mayer Stratocaster
- John Jorgenson Stratocaster and Telecaster)
- Johnny Marr Jaguar
- John Severson Sonoran SCE Acoustic
- Kenny Wayne Shepherd Stratocaster
- Kirk Hammett EMG Floyd Rose Strat
- Kurt Cobain Jagstang, Jaguar, and Mustang
- Lee Ranaldo Jazzmaster
- Marcus Miller Jazz Bass
- Marcus Miller Jazz Bass V (five-string)
- Mark Hoppus Jazz Bass
- Mark Knopfler Stratocaster
- Marty Stuart Custom Shop Telecaster
- Masayoshi Takanaka Stratocaster
- Matthias Jabs Stratocaster
- Merle Haggard Tribute Telecaster
- Michael Landau Stratocaster
- Michael Stevens 'LJ' Custom Shop
- Michiya Haruhata Stratocaster
- Mike Dirnt Precision Bass
- Muddy Waters Telecaster
- Nate Mendel Precision Bass
- Noel Redding Limited Edition Jazz Bass
- Nokie Edwards Telecaster
- Pino Palladino Precision Bass
- Reggie Hamilton Signature Jazz Bass
- Ritchie Blackmore Stratocaster
- Richie Sambora Stratocaster
- Robben Ford Esprit
- Robben Ford Ultra FM, Ultra SP, Elite FM
- Robert Cray Stratocaster
- Robert Schmidt Electric Mandolin
- Roger Waters Precision Bass
- Ron Emory Loyalty Slope Shoulder Dreadnought and Parlor Acoustic
- Roscoe Beck IV Bass
- Roscoe Beck V Bass
- Rory Gallagher Stratocaster
- Sergio Vallin Signature Guitar
- Seymour Duncan Esquire (Modeled after Seymour's 1954 Fender Esquire)
- Steve Harris Precision Bass
- Stevie Ray Vaughan Stratocaster[12]
- Sting Precision Bass
- Stu Hamm Urge Bass[13]
- The Edge Stratocaster
- The Ventures Jazzmaster
- The Ventures Jazz Bass
- The Ventures Stratocaster
- Thurston Moore Jazzmaster
- Tim Armstrong Hellcat Acoustic Electric
- Tim Armstrong Hellcat Acoustic Electric Left-handed
- Tom DeLonge Stratocaster
- Tom Morello Stratocaster
- Tommy Shannon Jazz Bass Deluxe
- Tom Petty Kingman Custom Shop Acoustic
- Tony Franklin Fretless Precision Bass
- Troy Sanders Jaguar Bass
- Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster
- Waylon Jennings Tribute Tele
- Wayne Kramer 'Royal Tone' Dreadnought CE Acoustic
- Will Ray Telecaster
- Will Ray Jazz-a-caster
- Wilko Johnson Telecaster
- Victor Bailey Acoustic Bass
- Victor Bailey Jazz Bass
- Vince Ray Voo-Doo Bucket 300CE Acoustic
- Yngwie Malmsteen Stratocaster
- Squier Signature models
- Avril Lavigne Telecaster
- Badtz-Maru Bronco Bass
- Chris Aiken Precision Bass
- Deryck Whibley Telecaster
- Frank Bello Jazz Bass
- Hello Kitty Stratocaster
- J5 Telecaster
- J Mascis Jazzmaster
- James Johnson Jazz Bass
- Jason Ellis Showmaster
- Jim Root Telecaster
- Joe Trohman Telecaster
- Matt Freeman Precision Bass
- Mike Dirnt Precision Bass
- Mikey Way Mustang Bass
- Pete Wentz Precision Bass
- Simon Neil Stratocaster
- Tom Delonge Stratocaster
- Vista Series Courtney Love Venus & Venus 12
- Waynes World Stratocaster
Discontinued Electric Guitars
Electric guitar models no longer in mainstream production:
- Fender Broadcaster (Re-Named to "Telecaster")
- Fender Bronco[14]
- Fender Bullet[15] (a Squier model is available)
- Fender Coronado[16]
- Fender Custom[17]
- Fender Cyclone (a Squier model is available)
- Fender D'Aquisto[18]
- Fender Electric XII[19]
- Fender Esquire
- Fender Hand Carved Ltd
- Fender HM Strat USA/Japan
- Fender Jag-Stang[20]
- Fender Katana[21]
- Fender Maverick
- Fender Marauder
- Fender Montego[22]
- Fender Musicmaster
- Fender Performer[21]
- Fender Powercaster (limited edition)
- Fender Prodigy[23]
- Fender Showmaster
- Fender Sixty-Six (limited edition)
- Fender Stagemaster
- Fender Starcaster[24] (a Squier model is available)
- Fender Swinger[25]
- Fender TC 90
- Fender Toronado[26] (a Squier model is available)
Electric Guitar Series (Current)
Most electric guitars in mainstream production are available in the following series:
- American Original Series
- American Professional II Series
- American Ultra Series
- American Artist Series
- Player Plus Series
- Limited Editions
- Offset Series (reissued as Player Series Offsets since 2020)
- Player Series
- American Vintage II Series
Electric Guitar Series (Discontinued)
- Elite series (then American Elite Series) (now replaced by American Ultra)
- Contemporary series
- Lead Series (reissued as Player Series since 2020)
- Master series
- Plus series
- Standard Series (now replaced by Player Series)
- Deluxe Series (replaced by Player Plus)
- American Standard Series (replaced by American Professional in 2016 then American Professional II Series in 2020)
- Classic Series (now replaced by Vintera Series)
Steel Guitars
Lap and Console Steel Guitars
- Fender Champion Lap Steel
- Fender White Steel
- Fender Stringmaster
Pedal Steel Guitars
- Fender 400 8-string pedal steel
- Fender 800 10-string pedal steel
- Fender 1000 double neck 8-string pedal steel
- Fender 2000 double neck 10-string pedal steel
Basses
Electric basses
Electric basses in mainstream production:
- Fender Jaguar Bass
- Fender Jazz Bass[27]
- Fender Mustang Bass[28]
- Fender Precision Bass[29]
- Fender Meteora Bass
- Fender Katana Bass (only in Japan)
Discontinued basses
Electric basses no longer in mainstream production:
- Fender Bass V
- Fender Bass VI[30] (now reissued as Squier Classic Vibe Series)
- Fender Bronco Bass (now reissued as Squier Affinity Series)
- Fender Bullet Bass
- Fender Coronado Bass
- Fender Dimension Bass
- Fender JP-90
- Fender MB-4
- Fender MB-5
- Fender Musicmaster Bass[31]
- Fender Performer Bass
- Fender Precision Bass
- Fender Prophecy II Bass
- Fender Starcaster Bass
- Fender Telecaster Bass[32] (replaced as Squier Vintage Modified Precision Bass TB then Classic Vibe '50s Precision Bass)
- Fender Urge Bass
- Fender Zone Bass
- American Professional Series (replaced as American Professional II)
- American Elite Series (now replaced by American Ultra)
- Deluxe Series (replaced by Player Plus)
- Classic Series (now replaced by Vintera Series)
Electric Bass Series (Current)
Most bass guitars in mainstream production are available in the following series:
- American Original Series
- American Ultra Series
- American Artist Series
- Player Plus Series
- Limited Editions
- Player Series
Pawn Shop basses
- Fender Pawn Shop Bass VI
- Fender Pawn Shop Reverse Jaguar Bass
- Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Bass
Artist Models (Bass)
- Fender Adam Clayton Jazz Bass
- Fender Duck Dunn Signature Precision Bass
- Fender Duff McKagan Precision Bass
- Fender Flea Jazz Bass
- Fender Frank Bello Signature Bass
- Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass
- Fender Jaco Pastorius Jazz Bass Fretless[33]
- Fender Justin Meldal-Johnsen Mustang Bass
- Fender Marcus Miller Jazz Bass[26]
- Fender Marcus Miller Jazz Bass V (5-String)
- Fender Mark Hoppus Jazz Bass
- Fender Mike Dirnt Precision Bass
- Fender Noel Redding Signature Jazz Bass
- Fender Pino Palladino Signature Precision Bass
- Fender Reggie Hamilton Jazz Bass
- Fender Reggie Hamilton Jazz Bass V (5-String)
- Fender Reggie Hamilton Standard Jazz Bass
- Fender Roscoe Beck IV Bass
- Fender Roscoe Beck Bass (5-string)
- Fender Sting Precision Bass
- Fender Steve Bailey Signature Bass (6-string Jazz Bass)
- Fender Steve Harris Signature Bass
- Fender Tony Franklin Precision Bass Fretless
- Fender Victor Bailey Jazz Bass
- Fender Victor Bailey Jazz Bass Fretless
- Fender Victor Bailey Jazz Bass V (5-String)
- Fender Nate Mendel Precision Bass
Custom Shop Model Basses (excluding artist models)
- Fender Custom Classic Jazz Bass
- Fender Custom Classic Jazz Bass V (5-String)
- Fender Zero Fret Vintage Jazz Bass LTD
- Fender '55 Precision Bass Relic
- Fender '55 Precision Bass NOS
- Fender '55 Precision Bass Closet Classic
- Fender '59 Precision Bass Relic
- Fender '59 Precision Bass NOS
- Fender '59 Precision Bass Closet Classic
- Fender '64 Jazz Bass Relic
- Fender '64 Jazz Bass NOS
- Fender '64 Jazz Bass Closet Classic
- Fender 1966 Jazz Bass Closet Classic LTD
- Fender 1970 Jazz Bass Closet Classic LTD
- Fender LTD Release Bass VI NOS
- Fender Jaco Pastorius Tribute Jazz Bass Fretless
Amplifiers
48e amps
Custom shop amplifiers
- Dual Professional
- Prosonic
- Rumble Bass
- Tone-Master
- Vibro-King
Solid State Amps
First-Series Solid State
- Bassman
- Deluxe Reverb
- Dual Showman
- Pro Reverb
- Fender Super Showman
- Super Reverb
- Twin Reverb
- Vibrolux Reverb
Zodiac Series
- Capricorn
- Libra
- Scorpio
- Taurus
Second Series Solid State
- Bassman Compact
- Bassman 120
- Harvard
- Harvard Reverb
- Harvard Reverb II
- London Reverb
- Montreux
- Showman
- Sidekick Bass 30
- Sidekick Bass 50
- Sidekick 10
- Sidekick 20
- Sidekick 30
- Stage 100
- Stage Lead
- Stage Lead 212
- Studio Lead
- Yale Reverb
Third Series Solid State
- Acoustasonic
- B-DEC
- Bassman
- Bronco
- Bullet
- Bullet Reverb
- Champ
- Champion 110
- Deluxe 85
- Deluxe 112
- Frontman II
- Frontman 15
- Frontman 212R
- G-DEC
- H.O.T.
- J.A.M.
- Jazz King
- Keyboard 60
- London 185
- M-80
- MetalHead
- Power Chorus
- Princeton Chorus
- Princeton 112
- R.A.D.
- Stage 112SE
- Ultra Chorus
Speaker cabinets
Effects
- '63 Reverb Unit
- ABY Pedal
- Bass Stereo Pack Headphone amp DI/Chorus/Compressor
- Bubbler Analog Chorus
- Com-1 Compressor
- Compugilist Compressor/Distortion
- Classic Series Phaser
- Dimension IV Sound Expander (Oil Can)
- DGL-1 Digital Delay
- Downtown Express Bass Multi-Effect
- Fender Blender
- Electronic Echo Chamber Model 501 (Tape Echo)
- Engager Boost
- Echo-Reverb (Oil Can)
- Echo-Reverb II (Oil Can)
- Echo-Reverb III (Oil Can)
- EXP-1 Expression Pedal
- FDS90 Distortion
- FLA-1 Flanger
- FR-1000 Solid State Reverb Unit
- FE-1000 Electronic Echo Chamber (Tape Echo)
- FTN-1 Tuner
- Full Moon Distortion
- Fuzz Wah
- FWP-1 Fuzz Wah
- FWP-1 Fuzz Wah RI
- Hello Kitty Headphone (Pocket) Amp
- Level Set Buffer
- Lost Highway Phaser
- Marine Layer Reverb
- Micro ABY
- Micro Comp
- Micro EQ
- Micro DI
- MTG:LA Tube Distortion
- MTG: Tube Tremolo
- Multi Echo (Oil Can)
- Mustang Floor Multi-effect
- Variable Delay Echo Reverb (Oil Can)
- Pedal Bass Synth (Taurus style bass pedal)
- Phaser
- Phaser RI
- Pour Over Envelope Filter
- Reflecting Pool Delay & Reverb
- RT-1000 Rack Tuner
- Runaway Feedback Pedal
- Santa Ana Overdrive
- Smolder Acoustic Overdrive
- Soundette
- Fender Special Effect Center (Oil Can)
- Starcaster Chorus
- Starcaster Distortion
- Starcaster Flanger
- Stereo Pack DI/Chorus/Overdrive/Distortion
- STC-1 Stereo Chorus
- Sub-Lime Bass Fuzz
- Tone/Volume Pedal
- Volume Pedal
- Yngwie Malmsteen Overdrive
Boss Licensed Fender Pedals
- Boss FBM-1 59 Bassman
- Boss FDR-1 '65 Deluxe Reverb
- Boss FRV-1 '63 Reverb
Software
- Fender Play[34]
References
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 38–39
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 22-23
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 36–37
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 26–27
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 40–41
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 18–19
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 28–29
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Bacon 2000, pp. 98–99
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 104–105
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 92–93
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 112–113
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 102–103
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 102–103
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 46–47
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 78–79
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 44–45
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 50–51
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 84–85
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 42-43
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 110–111
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 Bacon 2000, pp. 86-87
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 49
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 100–101
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 66–67
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 51
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 Bacon 2000, pp. 114–115
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 32–33
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 68–69
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 24–25
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 34–35
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 55
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 58–59
- ↑ Bacon 2000, pp. 116–117
- ↑ "Fender Play review". Guitar World. Retrieved June 21, 2021.
Bibliography
- Bacon, Tony (2000). 50 years of Fender (1st British ed.). London, England: Balafon. ISBN 0879306211. Search this book on
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