Instrument: Electric Guitar
Brand: Fender
Model: American Professional Stratocaster
Finish: Cobra Blue
SN: US18007903
Handedness: Right
Made In Year: 2018
Country of Origin: USA
Body Material: Alder 
Neck/Fingerboard: Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard (Modern “C” profile)
Tuners: Fender standard tuners
Hardware: Chrome
Radius: 9.5"
Scale Length: 25.5"
Nut Width: 1.685"
Electronics: Fender V-Mod Stratocaster single-coil pickups, master volume, two tone controls, 5-way selector switch
Case: Hard shell case 
Modifications/Repairs: N/A 
The 2018 Fender American Professional Stratocaster in Cobra Blue represents Fender’s modern evolution of a true classic, blending timeless Stratocaster design with contemporary refinements aimed at today’s working guitarist. Built in the USA, this model delivers the unmistakable Strat tone and feel while offering improved playability and reliability.
The alder body provides a balanced tonal foundation with excellent resonance, finished in the striking Cobra Blue that shifts beautifully under different lighting. The maple neck features Fender’s modern “C” profile, designed to feel substantial yet comfortable across a wide range of playing styles. Paired with a rosewood fingerboard and a 9.5" radius, it offers a smooth, familiar feel that excels at both rhythm work and lead playing.
Electronics are handled by Fender’s V-Mod single-coil pickups, known for their clarity, punch, and dynamic response. From glassy, articulate neck tones to crisp bridge bite, this Strat covers everything from classic blues and rock to modern pop and alternative sounds, with a 5-way selector providing versatile tonal options.
With its solid construction, professional-grade components, and refined modern appointments, the American Professional Stratocaster is a dependable instrument for stage or studio use alike.
This guitar has been setup by our in-house luthier and is ready for the stage/studio! Please refer to our photos and feel free to ask any questions regarding the cosmetic condition. Condition is as-described.
Ships from Athens, Georgia.