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Starcaster by Fender Strat Electric Guitar Starter Pack, Black

Fender Starcaster Strat Packs deliver a great-sounding, sleek-looking Stratocaster electric guitar paired with a compact but still-mighty guitar amplifier and a host of essential accessories. This Strat Pack includes a black Stratocaster guitar, strings, picks, a strap, Squier SP-10 amp, and a 10-foot cable.

A versatile starter axe. Click to enlarge.

A perfect practice amp. Click to enlarge.
Stratocaster Guitar
The highly versatile Stratocaster guitar offers legendary Fender tone combined with classic styling, and it's suited for all styles of music. It features a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot position inlays, three single-coil pickups with 5-way switching for the Strat's trademark tonal variety, sealed die-cast tuners for consistent tuning stability, chrome hardware and a three-ply white pickguard. The synchronous tremolo bridge can be used for subtle shimmery manipulation of chords or hard-core whammy-bar excursions. You'll also get a wide range of tones from the single volume and dual tone controls.
Squier SP-10 Amplifier
The Squier SP-10 amp controls include volume, treble, bass, and an overdrive on/off button that delivers tube-like tone. A headphone output allows silent practice. It features a 6-inch speaker, 10-watt drive, and a tough, textured vinyl exterior.
...And Everything Else
No need to shop for the accessories as they're all included. The package includes an extra set of strings, some guitar picks, a strap, and an instrument cable.

What's in the Box
Fender Stratocaster electric guitar (black), strings, picks, a strap, Squier SP-10 amp, and a 10-foot cable

New aluminium shock abosrbers and tuned exhaust pipe fitted.

The drillplate for the electric roto-starter had lost two of the four screws which attach it to the engine - I am astounded the vibrations can loosen what was very tightly screwed in. Some proper hex head screws and some threadlock seems to have solved the issue - for a while at least.

The turning circle has widened from a a flip-prone half-meter-or-so to a sloppy half-a-street. I should probably get some new tyres...

Another blast from the past! This one is of me on my 1984 Yamaha RZ350. This hot little yellow pocket-rocket was great fun. Some days I miss it. I would miss it more if it had had an electric starter. I am good at kicking a bike to life and this one was always a bit cantankerous. Great looking bike. Photo circa 1984, or maybe 1985, and taken by Jon Knauft.