Fender Alternate Reality Powercaster Electric Guitar, Pau Ferro FB, Seafoam Green

The newly - designed Powercaster electric guitar is a dream come true for those seeking high - energy musical enjoyment and ultimate tonal flexibility. It combines the booming sound of an Atomic™ humbucking pickup with the clear, distinct voice of a single - coil soapbar pickup. This gives it a sharp, edgy tone that cuts through thick musical mixes like a hot knife through butter. The roasted maple neck and the sweeping pickguard add a touch of visual charm to this one - of - a - kind instrument. Specifications include a Powercaster™ body shape made of Alder with a Gloss Polyester finish. The Pau Ferro fretboard has a 9.5' (241 mm) radius, a 24.75' (629 mm) scale length, and 22 frets with white dot inlays. It features an MP - 90 Soapbar pickup in the neck and an Atomic™ Humbucking pickup in the bridge. The 6 - Saddle Vintage - Style Adjusto - Matic™ bridge with an anchored - tailpiece ensures great stability. The 3 - Ply Parchment pickguard looks stylish, and it comes with Fender® USA 250L Nickel Plated Steel strings (.009 -.042 Gauges). Standard Cast/Sealed tuning machines and Nickel/Chrome hardware finish complete the package, and it comes with a gig bag for easy transport.

Using your Fender Alternate Reality Powercaster is a breeze. First, make sure you've got fresh strings on it. You can use the included Fender USA 250L Nickel Plated Steel strings. Plug your guitar into an amplifier using a standard instrument cable. Adjust the volume and tone controls on your guitar to get the sound you like. The MP - 90 Soapbar pickup in the neck gives you a warm, mellow sound, while the Atomic™ Humbucking pickup in the bridge provides a more powerful and punchy tone. When it comes to tuning, use the standard cast/sealed tuning machines. You can use a guitar tuner app on your phone or a physical tuner. As for maintenance, keep your guitar clean. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe off any dust or fingerprints after each use. If you're not going to play it for a while, store it in the included gig bag. This will protect it from scratches and dust. Also, be careful not to expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity, as this can damage the wood and the electronics. Every few months, you might want to take it to a professional guitar technician for a more thorough check - up and setup.