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Fender is renowned for producing some of the most popular and beloved guitars in the world. One of the most iconic and recognisable brands within the music industry, Fender have been at the forefront of electric guitar and acoustic guitar manufacturing since the Telecaster was introduced in 1950, transforming music worldwide in a range of genres including rock ‘n’ roll, blues country, jazz and more.

Fender instruments have been used by everyone from beginners to the world’s most acclaimed artists, and are more popular than ever. Today, FMIC (Fender Musical Instruments Corporation) brands also include Squier, Gretsch, Jackson, Charvel, EVH and PreSonus. Whilst Fender electric guitars and basses are what put the brand on the map, they also manufacture excellent effects pedals, guitar amplifiers, acoustic guitars, folk instruments and guitar accessories.

Can’t decide between a Precision Bass or a Jazz Bass? Want to know if a Stratocaster is better than a Telecaster for your playing style? Looking for a left-handed guitar? We’re here to help. If you have any questions about the Fender range of instruments, please contact us or head down to our Brighton store where you can try out our range of in-stock Fender guitars and basses for yourself. Our resident guitar experts are ready to offer advice and any queries you may have about Fender products.

What are the most popular Fender guitars?

Fender Electric Guitars are some of the most popular guitars in the world, played by everyone from beginners to world-famous musicians for many decades. Known for their iconic tone, great build quality and classic looks, Fender Electric Guitars are a must-have.

The Fender Stratocaster has been used by David Gilmour, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton, among many others. The Strat is known for its wide tonal range and articulate sound, thanks to its classic SSS pickup configuration.

The Fender Telecaster is known for its bright, snappy, vintage tone, aka the ‘Tele twang’, and is great for a range of genres such as country, reggae, blues, punk and indie rock.

The Fender Jazzmaster and Fender Jaguar offset guitars are great for those who want a more unique shape and sound, popular with indie rock and grunge musicians. There are other offset guitars such as the Mustang, Jaguar, the Duo-Sonic and more.

Do Fender make acoustic guitars?

There are many different, unique types of Fender Acoustic Guitars available across several ranges including Acoustasonic, California, Paramount, Classic Design, Educational and even Ukuleles. They’re generally aimed at beginners and intermediate players and still have that great Fender build quality you come to expect.

Do Fender make guitar amps?

Fender also has a range of popular tube and solid-state amps, with the Hot Rod Deluxe being the best-selling tube amp ever. Other popular amps include the tweed models from the 50s, brownface and blackface from the 60s, and Silverface amps through the 70s, through to the digital Mustang range. The Fender Frontman and Fender Champion amps are the perfect practice amp for beginners thanks to their great sound, compact size, and affordable price tag.

Do Fender make bass amps?

Known for their distinct tone and character, Fender Bass Amps have been an industry standard for artists and bands around the world on both recordings and live performances. The models have changed very little over the last 70+ years, a testament to their original design by Leo Fender. Both classic valve and modern digital modelling Amplifiers are available in both Bass Combo, Bass Head and Bass Practice Amp configurations. Popular Bass Amp Series the Bassman and Rumble ranges.

Do Fender make effects pedals?

Fender has a wide range of effects pedals, including classics such as reverb, chorus, delay, distortion, overdrive, tremolo and more.

Do Fender make other instruments?

In addition to their immensely popular electric guitars and bass guitars, Fender also create other instruments including acoustic guitars, mandolins, banjos, ukuleles and harmonicas.

Do Fender make accessories?

Fender has a wide range of accessories available such as cables, straps, guitar care products, gig bags, plectrums, slide & capos, guitar stands and much more.

What is the Fender Custom Shop?

Fender’s top-of-the-range guitars, using the best materials, processes and luthiers to craft custom models by hand. The Fender Custom Shop also includes limited-edition models and signature artist editions. Many Fender Custom Shop guitars and basses undergo a meticulous process where each part is artificially aged for that desirable vintage look and feel.

A History of Fender

Fender was founded in Fullerton, California by Clarence Leonidas “Leo” Fender in 1946. In 1950, Fender introduced the Telecaster (originally called the Broadcaster for two-pickup models) and it was the world’s first commercially mass-produced electric solid-body guitar. Following the success of the Telecaster, Fender then introduced the Precision Bass, followed by the Stratocaster in 1954, whose design was made by getting input from working musicians to make the ideal guitar. In 1959, Fender introduced the Jazzmaster, whose design was considered radical at the time and designed for Jazz guitarists. Although it never really became popular with that crowd, it did find a home amongst surf rock guitarists. This was followed by the Jaguar in 1962 which was influenced by the Jazzmaster.

Fender was sold to CBS in 1965, which many see as a period of reduced quality and cost-cutting measures to make the most profit. Fender was then purchased in 1986 by employees from the Fender Electric Instrument Manufacturing Company and is now based in Corona, California where it has since grown to become one of the best-known manufacturers of guitars, with production facilities in the USA, Mexico, Korea and Japan.