Chords for 7 reasons why you should buy a Fender Stratocaster
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7 reasons why you should buy a Fender Strat.
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[Am] [D] Reason number 1, it's comfortable.
You've got the cutaway on the back of the guitar, which goes against your body, feels nice and comfy.
You've got a curve at the top of the guitar here, so your arm goes [Ab] over the top, and it just feels nice and comfy.
If you're going to be practicing for hours and hours a day, you want a guitar to be comfortable.
So that's reason number 1.
Reason number 2, weight.
If you're going to be gigging lots and you're going to be [N] standing up, you don't want a heavy guitar.
And generally, Strats are reasonably light.
You do get lighter ones and you get heavier ones, but generally, they're pretty light.
Reason number 3, access up to the high frets.
Because you've got the two cutaways at the top and the bottom,
it just makes it easy for your hand to get right up high and play those high notes.
Reason number 4, versatility.
You want a guitar to do everything.
Fender Strats, the way to go.
If you want to play jazz, if you want to play metal, if you want to play funk, if you want to play rock, if you want to play country,
you've got all those styles, this guitar will do it.
Reason number 5, it's easy to customise.
Hundreds of companies making parts for them, from pickups to scratch plates to machine heads,
just about everything on it you can customise.
Reason number 6, is there's one for every price bracket.
Starting off with the Fender Squires, going all the way up to the Masterbuilt Custom Shops,
there's something from £100 to £5,000 plus.
So there's a Fender Strat to fit every price point.
Reason number 7, just sounds great.
I always remember back when I used to be at the Guitar Institute, back in 1998, a long time ago,
and I'd hear hundreds and hundreds of guitarists getting up on stage playing through the same amp,
but everyone had a different guitar.
I always remember that the Fender Strats were the ones that sounded the greatest.
Gibson Les Pauls, Telecasters, SG's, [Ab]
Ibanez, any kind of make.
It was always the Fender Strats which used to sound the
9 to 42
[Am] [D] Reason number 1, it's comfortable.
You've got the cutaway on the back of the guitar, which goes against your body, feels nice and comfy.
You've got a curve at the top of the guitar here, so your arm goes [Ab] over the top, and it just feels nice and comfy.
If you're going to be practicing for hours and hours a day, you want a guitar to be comfortable.
So that's reason number 1.
Reason number 2, weight.
If you're going to be gigging lots and you're going to be [N] standing up, you don't want a heavy guitar.
And generally, Strats are reasonably light.
You do get lighter ones and you get heavier ones, but generally, they're pretty light.
Reason number 3, access up to the high frets.
Because you've got the two cutaways at the top and the bottom,
it just makes it easy for your hand to get right up high and play those high notes.
Reason number 4, versatility.
You want a guitar to do everything.
Fender Strats, the way to go.
If you want to play jazz, if you want to play metal, if you want to play funk, if you want to play rock, if you want to play country,
you've got all those styles, this guitar will do it.
Reason number 5, it's easy to customise.
Hundreds of companies making parts for them, from pickups to scratch plates to machine heads,
just about everything on it you can customise.
Reason number 6, is there's one for every price bracket.
Starting off with the Fender Squires, going all the way up to the Masterbuilt Custom Shops,
there's something from £100 to £5,000 plus.
So there's a Fender Strat to fit every price point.
Reason number 7, just sounds great.
I always remember back when I used to be at the Guitar Institute, back in 1998, a long time ago,
and I'd hear hundreds and hundreds of guitarists getting up on stage playing through the same amp,
but everyone had a different guitar.
I always remember that the Fender Strats were the ones that sounded the greatest.
Gibson Les Pauls, Telecasters, SG's, [Ab]
Ibanez, any kind of make.
It was always the Fender Strats which used to sound the
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7 reasons why you should buy a Fender Strat.
9 to 42
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [D] Reason number 1, it's comfortable.
_ You've got the cutaway on the back of the guitar, which goes against your body, feels nice and comfy.
You've got a curve at the top of the guitar here, so your arm goes [Ab] over the top, and it just feels nice and comfy.
If you're going to be practicing for hours and hours a day, you want a guitar to be comfortable.
So that's reason number 1. _
_ _ Reason number 2, _ weight.
_ If you're going to be gigging lots and you're going to be [N] standing up, you don't want a heavy guitar.
And generally, Strats are reasonably light.
You do get lighter ones and you get heavier ones, but generally, they're pretty light. _ _
Reason number 3, access up to the high frets.
Because you've got the two cutaways at the top and the bottom,
it just makes it easy for your hand to get right up high and play those high notes.
_ _ Reason number 4, versatility.
You want a guitar to do everything.
Fender Strats, the way to go.
If you want to play jazz, if you want to play metal, if you want to play funk, if you want to play rock, if you want to play country,
you've got all those styles, this guitar will do it. _ _
_ Reason number 5, it's easy to customise.
Hundreds of companies making parts for them, from pickups to scratch plates to machine heads,
just about everything on it you can customise. _
_ _ Reason number 6, is there's one for every price bracket.
Starting off with the Fender Squires, going all the way up to the Masterbuilt Custom Shops,
there's something from £100 to £5,000 plus.
So there's a Fender Strat to fit every price point.
_ _ _ Reason number 7, just sounds great.
_ I always remember back when I used to be at the Guitar Institute, back in 1998, a long time ago,
and I'd hear hundreds and hundreds of guitarists getting up on stage playing through the same amp,
but everyone had a different guitar.
I always remember that the Fender Strats were the ones that sounded the greatest.
Gibson Les Pauls, Telecasters, _ SG's, _ [Ab]
Ibanez, any kind of make.
It was always the Fender Strats which used to sound the
9 to 42
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [D] Reason number 1, it's comfortable.
_ You've got the cutaway on the back of the guitar, which goes against your body, feels nice and comfy.
You've got a curve at the top of the guitar here, so your arm goes [Ab] over the top, and it just feels nice and comfy.
If you're going to be practicing for hours and hours a day, you want a guitar to be comfortable.
So that's reason number 1. _
_ _ Reason number 2, _ weight.
_ If you're going to be gigging lots and you're going to be [N] standing up, you don't want a heavy guitar.
And generally, Strats are reasonably light.
You do get lighter ones and you get heavier ones, but generally, they're pretty light. _ _
Reason number 3, access up to the high frets.
Because you've got the two cutaways at the top and the bottom,
it just makes it easy for your hand to get right up high and play those high notes.
_ _ Reason number 4, versatility.
You want a guitar to do everything.
Fender Strats, the way to go.
If you want to play jazz, if you want to play metal, if you want to play funk, if you want to play rock, if you want to play country,
you've got all those styles, this guitar will do it. _ _
_ Reason number 5, it's easy to customise.
Hundreds of companies making parts for them, from pickups to scratch plates to machine heads,
just about everything on it you can customise. _
_ _ Reason number 6, is there's one for every price bracket.
Starting off with the Fender Squires, going all the way up to the Masterbuilt Custom Shops,
there's something from £100 to £5,000 plus.
So there's a Fender Strat to fit every price point.
_ _ _ Reason number 7, just sounds great.
_ I always remember back when I used to be at the Guitar Institute, back in 1998, a long time ago,
and I'd hear hundreds and hundreds of guitarists getting up on stage playing through the same amp,
but everyone had a different guitar.
I always remember that the Fender Strats were the ones that sounded the greatest.
Gibson Les Pauls, Telecasters, _ SG's, _ [Ab]
Ibanez, any kind of make.
It was always the Fender Strats which used to sound the