Tom DeLonge Stratocasterとは 意味・読み方・使い方

The Fender Tom DeLonge Stratocaster is a regular Stratocaster body with one humbucking pickup, one volume knob and a 1970s large headstock. It had a white or black Seymour Duncan SH-8 Invader in the bridge position (depending on the color of the guitar). At first, the Stratocasters were fitted with an American 2-Point tremolo system which was later replaced by a hardtail bridge. Its neck consisted of solid maple with a rosewood fretboard, although there have been some early custom Stratocasters that were fitted with maple fretboards. The necks included a large 1970s CBS headstock. The Custom Shop models made for Tom DeLonge himself had Sperzel locking tuners, but the regular production model (Made in Mexico) had stock Kluson-style tuners made by Ping. There also was a cheaper Squier version of this guitar. Instead of having a Seymour Duncan Invader pickup, it featured a Duncan Designed Detonator which is a cheaper version of the Invader. It is the predecessor of the Gibson Tom DeLonge Signature ES-333