Level up With Our New Fender Guitars!
Fender Guitars Finally Arrived
Cheers to the latest brand addition. Irukka Online just added the Fender Guitars to our brand portfolio. The long-awaited Fender Guitars just came in.
Fender is a well-known and respected brand in the world of musical instruments, and their guitars are highly sought after by musicians of all skill levels. If you are looking to “level up” your guitar playing, purchasing a new Fender guitar could be a good way to do so. Fender offers a wide range of electric, acoustic, and bass guitars to suit a variety of playing styles and preferences. Some popular models include the Stratocaster, Telecaster, and the Jaguar, as well as the Precision Bass and the Jazz Bass for bass players. It’s important to consider your budget, playing style, and desired tone when choosing a new guitar, and trying out a few different models can help you find the best fit for you
We have all of your needs right from beginners to pro-gigging artists. So level up, it’s high time with our new fender collections. At the same time, I will have to run you down a brief history of Fenders.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF FENDER GUITARS
Fender is perhaps the most storied of all the guitar companies, with a remarkable ability to remain relevant and cool regardless of genre or changing tastes. Here’s a brief history of how it became the world’s favorite electric guitar brand.
Fender is a renowned guitar company known for its ability to stay current and popular among musicians of all genres. It has a long history of producing innovative and high-quality electric guitars. In the late 1940s, Fender began creating solid-body guitars as an alternative to the popular hollow-body models of the time. In 1950, the Esquire was released, featuring a bolt-on neck, single-cut body, and single pickup. The following year, a double-pickup version called the Broadcaster was introduced, which was later renamed the Telecaster. The Jazzmaster and Jaguar were also released in the following years, though they did not gain as much popularity as the other models. In 1965, Fender sold the company to CBS, which marked the end of the “Golden Age” for some guitar players. In the 1980s, Fender introduced the Bullet line for students and the Lead series, which offered unique combinations of colors, pickups, and tone woods. Fender also opened its first Mexico factory in 1987 and the Custom Shop, which produced signature models for various musicians.
The same year that Fender would open the Custom Shop, employing master guitar craftsmen to build instruments that channeled the brilliance of those early Fender guitars, while also creating signature models for the likes of Yngwie Malmsteen, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, and scores of others in the decades that followed.
Fender in the modern era
After the success of the Telecaster and P-Bass, Fender and his brain trust set out to again reinvent the electric guitar. After two years of research and development, 1954 saw the release of a new guitar, one whose space-age contours and inimitable sound would change the face of guitar music forever – the Stratocaster.
In the years since the management buyout, Fender has gone from strength to strength and is now unquestionably the world’s largest and most famous guitar company. In addition to facilities in the USA, Mexico, and Japan, the big F has expanded elsewhere into Asia, making Fender guitars accessible to every price point while managing to maintain a level of quality control that would be unbelievable 30 years ago.
The company has also continued to innovate, creating popular new guitar designs such as the Meteora, the Cabronita, and perhaps most boundary-pushing of all, the Acoustasonic series, which blur the lines between electric and acoustic guitars.
Perhaps uniquely of all the guitar companies, Fender has also managed to diversify itself without ever losing its identity – you’ll see Fender guitars in the hands of heavy rockers, neo-soul poppers, grungey alt-rockers, and country kings and nobody will bat an eyelid. Seven decades since Leo Fender’s first electric democratized electric guitar,
Fender remains a brand for everyone.
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