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[[File:FenderLogo.png|thumb|right|The famous Fender logo]]
'''Fender Musical Instruments Corporation''' (most commonly known simply as '''Fender''') is one of the most popular stringed instrument brands in the world. Founded in 1946 in Fullerton, California, by Leo Fender, their first product included a lapsteel guitar, made in 1946, followed by a Telecaster (originally named Broadcaster), a P-Bass (Precision Bass) and the Stratocaster, all unveiled in the 1950s. Other famous Fender guitar models include the J-Bass (Jazz Bass), Jazzmaster, Jaguar and Mustang. The company is also known for producing amplifiers, effects pedals, guitar parts and accessories and various soundsystems such as IEMs and bluetooth speakers.
Fender is a private corporation, currently located in Scottsdale, Arizona with Andy Mooney serving as the CEO. Acquired in the 1960s, Fender also owns Squier, a much older, former guitar, banjo and violin manufacturer, now producing Fender's budget lines and alternatives, aswell as Bigsby, [[Jackson]], Charvel and [[Gretsch]].
Through the years, both Chris and Matt have used Fender guitars and amps due to their distinct sounds and continue to use them for certain songs and sounds, despite both having signature guitar and bass models.
== Guitars ==
== Guitars ==
* [[Fender Aloha Stratocaster]]
{| class="greytable sortable wikitable"
* [[Fender Stratocaster]]
! Model || Also known as || Period used || Status
* [[Fender Telecaster]]
|-
| [[Fender Stratocaster]] || Strat || Various / N/A || Retired/ Studio Use
|-
| [[Fender Aloha Stratocaster]] || Aloha || 1999? - 2001? || Retired
|-
| [[Fender Aluminium Stratocaster]] || Silver Mirror Strat  || 2015 - 2017 || Retired/ Studio Use
|-
| [[Fender Tom Morello Signature Stratocaster]] || N/A || 2020 ?|| Unknown / Never Used
|-
| [[Fender Telecaster]] || Tele || N/A ||  Studio Use
|-
| [[Fender '83 "Jeff Buckley" Telecaster]] || Blonde, Grace  || 2020-  ||  Studio Use Only
|-
|}


== Basses ==
== Basses ==
* [[Fender Jazz Bass]]
* [[Fender Jazz Bass]]
* [[Fender Precision Bass]]
* [[Fender Precision Bass]]


== Amplifiers ==
== Amplifiers ==
* [[Fender Twin Reverb]]
* [[Fender Twin Reverb]]
* [[Fender Hot Rod DeVille 410]]
* Fender Tweed Deluxe
* Fender Tremolux
== See also ==
* [https://shop.fender.com/ Fender website]


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Latest revision as of 15:34, 27 February 2023

The famous Fender logo

Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (most commonly known simply as Fender) is one of the most popular stringed instrument brands in the world. Founded in 1946 in Fullerton, California, by Leo Fender, their first product included a lapsteel guitar, made in 1946, followed by a Telecaster (originally named Broadcaster), a P-Bass (Precision Bass) and the Stratocaster, all unveiled in the 1950s. Other famous Fender guitar models include the J-Bass (Jazz Bass), Jazzmaster, Jaguar and Mustang. The company is also known for producing amplifiers, effects pedals, guitar parts and accessories and various soundsystems such as IEMs and bluetooth speakers.

Fender is a private corporation, currently located in Scottsdale, Arizona with Andy Mooney serving as the CEO. Acquired in the 1960s, Fender also owns Squier, a much older, former guitar, banjo and violin manufacturer, now producing Fender's budget lines and alternatives, aswell as Bigsby, Jackson, Charvel and Gretsch.

Through the years, both Chris and Matt have used Fender guitars and amps due to their distinct sounds and continue to use them for certain songs and sounds, despite both having signature guitar and bass models.

Guitars

Model Also known as Period used Status
Fender Stratocaster Strat Various / N/A Retired/ Studio Use
Fender Aloha Stratocaster Aloha 1999? - 2001? Retired
Fender Aluminium Stratocaster Silver Mirror Strat 2015 - 2017 Retired/ Studio Use
Fender Tom Morello Signature Stratocaster N/A 2020 ? Unknown / Never Used
Fender Telecaster Tele N/A Studio Use
Fender '83 "Jeff Buckley" Telecaster Blonde, Grace 2020- Studio Use Only

Basses

Amplifiers

See also


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