Topic: Joe's White Strat on Muddy Wolf show...

What Strat is this Joe is using in this video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tk-4aC2lok

Looks too new to be original unless Joe found an amazingly mint example..!!

There's a few shots of the back of the headstock and can't seem to see any CS logos or anything....

Sounds amazing and has me itching for an Olympic White Strat!!

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Re: Joe's White Strat on Muddy Wolf show...

In the Feb. 15 Guitar Player mag he mentioned picking up a '63 white strat and using it on stage at the Muddy Wolf concert two weeks later.  I'm guessing that's the one.

Re: Joe's White Strat on Muddy Wolf show...

It's a minty vintage guitar and has the matching Twin amp... if it's the one I'm thinking of.

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Re: Joe's White Strat on Muddy Wolf show...

ZeyerGTR wrote:

In the Feb. 15 Guitar Player mag he mentioned picking up a '63 white strat and using it on stage at the Muddy Wolf concert two weeks later.  I'm guessing that's the one.

That would seem to fit. Cool thanks smile

Guitars: Fender American Original 60s Strat, Fender American Vintage 52 Tele, Gibson Les Paul Traditional
FX: Various including - Ceriatone Centura, Fire Custom Shop Carpe Diem
Amp: Fender ML212 Deville + 212 extention cabinet

Re: Joe's White Strat on Muddy Wolf show...

It is a 1963 Fender Stratocasters in Blonde finish I purchased from the original owner last summer in Los Angeles Ca. It's pretty clean.. I have one a tick cleaner but that one sounds fantastic.

Joe B

Re: Joe's White Strat on Muddy Wolf show...

Wonderful instrument - the fresh and transparent tonality appeals to me more than Joe's LP tone.