Quick Product Summary

The Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster in Olympic White is a distinctive Artist Signature model built around the features that helped make Jeff Beck's approach to the Stratocaster so expressive. Rather than simply recreating a vintage Strat, Fender combines the familiar alder-body and rosewood-fingerboard formula with specialist hardware designed for smooth tremolo use, excellent tuning stability and powerful low-noise tones.

Three Hot Noiseless Strat pickups provide the familiar five-way versatility of an SSS Stratocaster while reducing the unwanted hum associated with conventional single-coil designs. The bridge position has plenty of bite for driven lead work, while the middle and neck positions retain the clarity and fluid response that suit blues, rock, fusion, instrumental music and expressive clean playing.

An LSR roller nut, Deluxe staggered locking tuners and two-point synchronized tremolo with stainless-steel saddles make this an especially appealing Strat for players who use the tremolo system as an integral part of their technique rather than an occasional effect.

At A Glance

Feature	Details
Brand	Fender
Model	Jeff Beck Stratocaster
Series	Artist Signature
Model Number	0119600805
Finish	Olympic White
Body	Alder
Fingerboard	Rosewood
Condition	New
Pickups	3 x Hot Noiseless Strat
Scale Length	25.5" / 648 mm
Frets	22 Medium Jumbo
Nut	LSR Roller
Main Appeal	Expressive tremolo performance with powerful Noiseless Strat tones
Best For	Blues, rock, fusion, instrumental playing and expressive lead guitar
Included Items	Vintage-Style Tweed Case, Strap and Cable

What's Included?

• Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster – Olympic White

• Vintage-Style Tweed Case

• Strap

• Cable

Fair Deal Quality Control Assessment

Every new electric guitar supplied by Fair Deal Music is carefully checked before leaving us.

For the Jeff Beck Stratocaster, our assessment focuses on general playability, tuning stability, tremolo operation, pickup performance, five-way switching, control function, output signal, locking tuner operation and overall presentation.

Particular attention is useful on a guitar with this specification because the LSR roller nut, locking tuners and two-point tremolo are designed to work together as a system. Correct stringing and setup help the player get the full benefit from these features.

As with any guitar, setup can shift slightly during delivery as the timber responds to changes in temperature and humidity. Our team is happy to advise on action, tremolo setup, string gauge and pickup height if you want to tailor the instrument around your playing style.

Why Choose The Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster?

Hot Noiseless Pickups

Three Fender Hot Noiseless Strat pickups give this guitar a stronger, punchier voice while preserving the versatility of the classic Stratocaster five-position layout. They are an excellent match for players who want clear cleans, articulate blues tones and saturated lead sounds without traditional single-coil hum becoming a distraction.

LSR Roller Nut

The LSR roller nut allows the strings to travel across small bearings rather than dragging through conventional nut slots. This reduces friction at one of the most important contact points on the guitar and is particularly valuable for players who make frequent or expressive use of the tremolo.

Locking Tuners

Fender's Deluxe staggered cast/sealed locking tuners provide a secure string anchor and help simplify string changes. Combined with the roller nut, they form part of a guitar designed around dependable tuning behaviour during expressive performance.

Two-Point Tremolo With Stainless-Steel Saddles

The two-point synchronized tremolo offers a smooth, controllable action, while individual stainless-steel saddles provide modern adjustment and a solid platform for intonation. This is one of the defining features for players interested in the fluid pitch manipulation associated with Jeff Beck's later playing style.

Contoured Neck Heel

A sculpted neck heel reduces the bulk found around a traditional Stratocaster neck joint, making the highest frets easier to reach. It is a subtle modification but an important one for players who spend significant time in the upper register.

Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster vs Popular Alternatives

Fender Eric Clapton Stratocaster

The Eric Clapton Stratocaster takes a very different approach to the artist-signature Strat concept. It uses Vintage Noiseless pickups alongside an active 25 dB mid-boost circuit and TBX tone control, with a soft-V neck and blocked vintage-style tremolo. Choose the Clapton model if onboard boost and a fixed-feeling bridge are priorities; choose the Jeff Beck if expressive tremolo use and a more modern vibrato system matter more.

Fender American Professional II Stratocaster

The American Professional II Stratocaster is Fender's professional all-rounder, using V-Mod II single-coil pickups, a Deep “C” neck and a two-point tremolo with cold-rolled steel block. It is the stronger choice for someone wanting a versatile mainstream American Strat, while the Jeff Beck model has a much more specialised tremolo, tuning and Noiseless pickup specification.

Fender American Ultra II Stratocaster

The American Ultra II Stratocaster takes Fender's modern performance philosophy even further with contemporary ergonomics and Ultra II Noiseless pickups. It suits players looking for Fender's latest high-performance design language, whereas the Jeff Beck Stratocaster offers its own distinctive combination of artist-driven features and longstanding signature specification.

Fender American Vintage II 1961 Stratocaster

The American Vintage II 1961 Stratocaster is the choice for players who prioritise period-inspired construction, vintage feel and traditional Stratocaster character. The Jeff Beck model goes in almost the opposite direction, using modern tuning and tremolo technology to expand what a Strat can do in performance.

Who Is The Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster For?

This guitar is particularly well suited to:

• Experienced Stratocaster players looking for a distinctive premium instrument

• Jeff Beck fans wanting a guitar built around his preferred performance features

• Players who use the tremolo extensively

• Lead guitarists who value smooth upper-fret access

• Blues and fusion players looking for articulate but powerful Strat tones

• Musicians who want single-coil-style character with reduced noise

• Studio players who need clean and driven Strat sounds without excessive hum

• Gigging guitarists who value locking tuners and stable tremolo performance

• Players who prefer a rosewood fingerboard and comfortable C-shaped neck

It is less about recreating a specific vintage year and more about refining the Stratocaster into an expressive performance instrument.

Suitable Genres And Uses

Blues – the neck and middle pickup settings offer fluid, responsive tones that work particularly well for touch-sensitive lead playing.

Rock – the hotter Noiseless pickups provide plenty of definition through overdrive and distortion.

Jazz Fusion – excellent dynamic control, smooth upper-register access and broad pickup selection suit technically expressive playing.

Instrumental Guitar – the tremolo system becomes an expressive tool for vibrato, pitch shaping and chord movement.

Pop & Session Work – five pickup positions and reduced noise give recording players a useful range of clean and driven textures.

Ambient & Effects-Based Playing – smooth tremolo movement works particularly well with delay, reverb and modulation effects.

Why Do The LSR Roller Nut And Locking Tuners Matter?

A traditional Stratocaster tremolo requires the strings to move across several contact points whenever the bridge is operated. Friction at the nut can prevent a string from returning smoothly to its original position. The LSR roller nut reduces this friction by allowing the strings to move across bearings, which is especially useful for players who use the tremolo frequently.

The locking tuners provide a secure anchor at the other end of the string and reduce the amount of winding required around the tuner posts. Together with the two-point tremolo, these features create a system designed for players who want fluid pitch movement while maintaining dependable tuning behaviour.

Looking for advice on choosing a premium Fender Stratocaster, setting up a floating tremolo or finding the right pedals and amplifier for your playing style? Our experienced team of musicians can help by phone, online or in our Birmingham store.

Story & Context

Jeff Beck became one of the most distinctive electric guitarists to emerge from Britain's 1960s music scene, first achieving widespread recognition with The Yardbirds before moving through the Jeff Beck Group and an extensive solo career.

His playing continually moved beyond straightforward rock guitar, incorporating blues, jazz fusion, instrumental music and more experimental textures. The Stratocaster eventually became central to that vocabulary, particularly because of the amount of expression Beck could produce through his fingers, volume control and tremolo system rather than relying entirely on conventional picked articulation.

The Jeff Beck Stratocaster reflects that approach. Features such as the LSR roller nut, locking tuners, contoured heel, Hot Noiseless pickups and two-point tremolo are functional choices aimed at freedom of expression rather than cosmetic artist branding alone. That gives the model a clear identity even for players who are not specifically buying it as a Jeff Beck collectable.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Name	Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster
Series	Artist Signature
Model Number	0119600805
Orientation	Right-Handed
Colour	Olympic White
Body Shape	Stratocaster
Body Material	Alder
Body Finish	Gloss Urethane
Neck Material	Maple
Neck Shape	C Shape
Neck Finish	Satin Urethane
Fingerboard Material	Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius	9.5" / 241 mm
Number Of Frets	22
Fret Size	Medium Jumbo
Scale Length	25.5" / 648 mm
Nut Material	LSR Roller
Nut Width	1.6875" / 42.86 mm
Position Inlays	Ivory Dot
Truss Rod	Bi-Flex
Bridge Pickup	Hot Noiseless Single-Coil Strat
Middle Pickup	Hot Noiseless Single-Coil Strat
Neck Pickup	Hot Noiseless Single-Coil Strat
Pickup Configuration	SSS
Controls	Master Volume, Tone 1 Neck, Tone 2 Bridge/Middle
Switching	5-Position Blade
Bridge	2-Point American Series Synchronized Tremolo with Stainless-Steel Saddles
Tremolo Arm	Standard Tremolo Arm
Tuning Machines	Deluxe Staggered Cast/Sealed Locking
Hardware Finish	Chrome
Pickguard	3-Ply Parchment
Control Knobs	Aged White Plastic
Switch Tip	Aged White
Neck Plate	4-Bolt Vintage-Style
Strap Buttons	American Series
Factory Strings	Fender USA 250L Nickel-Plated Steel, .009-.042
Case	Vintage-Style Tweed Case

Power Requirements

The Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster uses passive pickups and electronics, so no battery or external power supply is required.

Connect the guitar to a suitable amplifier, modeller, effects processor or audio interface using a standard ¼-inch instrument cable.

Fair Deal Music Verdict

★★★★★ 5/5

The Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster is one of the most purpose-driven artist Stratocasters in Fender's range. Its appeal is not simply the name on the headstock; the specification meaningfully changes how the guitar behaves.

The combination of a roller nut, locking tuners and two-point tremolo makes particular sense for expressive players, while the Hot Noiseless pickups provide a muscular Strat voice that remains practical on stage and in the studio.

Best suited for: Experienced players wanting an expressive premium Stratocaster with excellent tremolo functionality and reduced pickup noise.

Customers usually upgrade from: Fender Player and Player II Stratocasters, older Standard Series models and premium Squier Stratocasters.

Most commonly paired with: A responsive valve-style amplifier, overdrive or boost, delay and reverb.

Our tip: This guitar rewards players who use the controls and tremolo dynamically. Experiment with volume swells and subtle pitch movement rather than treating the tremolo purely as a dramatic effect.

Showroom feedback: The hardware combination gives this model a noticeably different purpose from a conventional vintage-inspired Strat. For expressive lead players, that specialised specification is the main attraction.

Why Buy From Fair Deal Music?

When you buy from Fair Deal Music, you're choosing one of the UK's most established, independent family run music retailers since 1987.

Our Birmingham showroom is backed by a knowledgeable musician-led team who understand guitars, amplifiers, effects and the practical decisions involved in choosing a premium instrument.

When you shop with Fair Deal Music, you can buy with confidence thanks to:

• Expert advice from knowledgeable musicians

• Carefully checked new, used, pre-owned and ex-display equipment

• Competitive prices on leading music brands

• Secure UK-wide delivery

• Flexible finance options available, subject to status

• Friendly support before and after your purchase

• Secure online ordering

• A trusted independent UK music retailer with decades of experience

Whether you're buying a signature Fender, upgrading your main Stratocaster or adding a specialist instrument to your collection, we're here to help you choose gear that genuinely suits the way you play.

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We're always happy to consider part exchanges and trade-ins on a wide range of musical instruments and equipment. Whether you're looking to upgrade your guitar, keyboard, amplifier, drum kit or studio gear, your existing equipment could help reduce the cost of your next purchase.

Simply get in touch with our team for a no-obligation valuation, and we'll be happy to discuss the options available.

It's an easy way to unlock the value of the gear you no longer use while making your next instrument even more affordable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Fender Hot Noiseless pickups completely different from conventional Strat pickups?

They retain the familiar neck, middle and bridge Stratocaster layout but use Fender's Noiseless design to substantially reduce the hum associated with traditional single-coil pickups. They also have a stronger, punchier response that works particularly well with overdrive.

Is the Jeff Beck Stratocaster good for high-gain playing?

Yes. The Hot Noiseless pickups handle overdrive and distortion particularly well, with the reduced background hum making them useful when greater amounts of gain are involved.

What advantage does an LSR roller nut have when using the tremolo?

Reducing friction at the nut helps the strings move more freely when the tremolo changes their tension. This is particularly valuable for players who use the tremolo frequently or incorporate subtle pitch movement throughout their playing.

Can the tremolo be adjusted for different playing preferences?

Yes. A two-point Stratocaster tremolo can be set up around different player preferences, including the amount of upward and downward movement available. Changes to bridge setup can affect action and tuning balance, so adjustment should be carried out carefully.

Is the Jeff Beck Stratocaster suitable for players who rarely use tremolo?

Yes, although a large part of the model's specialist specification is designed around expressive tremolo use. If you never use a tremolo, another premium Fender Stratocaster may offer features more closely aligned with your priorities.

Is the 9.5-inch radius comfortable for string bending?

Yes. The 9.5" radius and medium-jumbo frets provide a versatile playing surface that works well for both chord playing and expressive lead work.

Why does the guitar have a contoured neck heel?

The sculpted heel reduces the amount of material around the neck joint, giving the fretting hand easier access to the highest areas of the fingerboard.

Is this guitar suited to studio recording?

Very well. The combination of five pickup selections, reduced pickup hum and responsive controls makes it useful for layering clean, driven and effects-based guitar parts.