Instruments

Left-handed version of the FG820.

Traditional Western Body
Solid Spruce Top
Mahogany Back and Sides
Scalloped Bracing
Warm and Strong Sound

Tipping the hat to Fender's iconic guitar body shapes, the Fullerton Series ukuleles are nothing short of electric. The Fullerton Telecaster departs from traditional ukulele construction and aesthetics, while remaining faithful to Fender's history. The Te

A superb gateway into the time-honored Fender® family, the Squier® Affinity Series™ Active Jazz Bass® V delivers legendary design and quintessential tone for today’s aspiring bassist. This 5-string J Bass® features several player-friendly refinements such

Chris Shiflett has his feet firmly planted in two worlds--with impeccable punk/hard rock credentials as longtime guitarist in the Foo Fighters, and with an authentic love for country, as heard in side project Chris Shiflett & the Dead Peasants. His abidin

Step into the spotlight and experience iconic Fender® sound and style with the Player II Telecaster® — a stage-ready guitar with contemporary updates to power your performance and inspire your playing.

The Player II Telecaster radiates timeless Fender

The Gold Tone GM-10 “Frypan” is an homage to the fondly-remembered Flatiron M2 mandolin. Created by Chuck Morrison in the late 1970s, the M2’s design was based on a mandolin called the Army/Navy model, which was built under contract for the US military du

Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge has teamed up with Fender once again to release The Tom DeLonge Stratocaster®. This iconic Strat® makes a comeback just in time for Blink's reunion tour and the much-anticipated release of their latest album.

The Tom DeL

Named after one of the most famous surf spots in Southern California, Fender’s Rincon model has a rich, deep voice and is packed with unique style. Constructed completely from ovangkol, this tenor-sized uke provides enhanced resonance and volume, singing

The Mandola, often used in Celtic traditional music, is to the mandolin what the viola is to the violin. The four double courses of strings are usually tuned in fifths to CGDA, a fifth lower than a mandolin, but many other tunings may be used. Our Mandola

The specs read like those of a mandolin costing much more: ALL-SOLID WOOD CONSTRUCTION (spruce top, maple back and sides), radiused ebony fretboard with traditional inlays and adjustable radiused bridge, gold-plated hardware, bone nut, cast-brass tailpiec

The distinctive double-cutaway GME-4 fits the bill for Texas Swing, hillbilly jazz or even rock 'n roll. The solid alder body is equipped with a humbucker pickup (for lots of grunt with no feedback), a cast metal bridge with individual string adjustment f

The Irish bouzouki (or cittern) Is a versatile instrument that can be tuned many ways (GDAD, GDAE, ADAD, and CFAD). It likely first appeared in 1969 when Irish musician Dónal Lunny was given a Greek bouzouki by a friend. Being left-handed, Lunny reversed