A high-performance Stratocaster built in the USA during the early '90s, the 1992 Fender Floyd Rose Classic Series Stratocaster blends traditional Fender styling with modern features like a locking tremolo and hum-cancelling pickups, making it ideal for hard rock and shred-oriented players.
Type
Electric Guitar
Model
Floyd Rose Classic Series Stratocaster
Manufacturer
Fender
Country of Manufacture
USA
Year of Introduction
1992
Controls
1× Volume, 2× Tone, 5-way pickup selector switch
Input
1× 1/4″ mono instrument jack
Notable Features
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Pickups: HSS configuration – one humbucker in the bridge and two single-coils in middle and neck positions
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Body: Alder
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Back and Sides: Alder (same as body)
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Neck: Maple neck with rosewood fretboard, modern C-shape
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Scale Length: 25.5″
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Bridge: Factory-installed Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo system
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Hardware: Chrome hardware; locking nut
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Use Case: Suited for players needing classic Fender tone with modern tuning stability and high-gain versatility — popular among hard rock and 90s alt-rock guitarists