FENDER Stratocaster, L46635 Fender Stratocaster L series from 1964 - Exceptional condition, completely original. - Body: Alder with three-tone Sunburst finish. - Neck: Maple with "C" profile, rosewood fingerboard, 21 frets. - Pickups: Three single-coil pickups. - Controls: One volume potentiometer, two tone potentiometers, 3-position selector switch. Weight: 3.4 Kg. This 1964 model features a three-tone Sunburst finish, typical of the period, highlighting the grain of the alder used for the body. The nitrocellulose varnish is remarkably well preserved, with only slight traces of wear, normal for its age. This testifies to meticulous care and measured use over the years. The maple neck, topped by a rosewood fingerboard, offers exceptional playability. Clay-dot fingerboard markings add a touch of elegance. The state of preservation of this instrument is incredible. Only slight traces of wear are visible, which is exceptional for an instrument of this age. The electronic components, including the three single-coil pickups, are original and in perfect working order, offering the crystalline, dynamic sound characteristic of Stratocasters of this era. This 1964 Fender Stratocaster is an iconic instrument that has marked the history of modern music. This example stands out for its exceptional condition and entirely original configuration. Introduced in 1954, the Fender Stratocaster quickly became a benchmark for guitarists the world over. Its innovative design, tonal versatility and playing comfort won over many musicians, helping to shape the sound of genres such as rock, blues and funk. The year 1964 is particularly noteworthy in the history of the Stratocaster, marking the end of the pre-CBS era, when manufacturing quality was at its peak.