Color options? Pickups? Neck shape? Control options?

I was just curious to see what sort of feedback folks would have. Of course, Fender offers lots of other models, but was wondering where people would like to see the American Standard go in the future...

Give it a soft-v neck and it would be great in my opinion.

I was thinking that they could generate some fanfare with limited runs of some vintage colors...aztec gold, dakota red, blonde, etc. I guess I do see a few used FSR strats with the matching headstocks in colors like sea foam green, fiesta red and LP Blue but it seems like it's been a few years.

A few other things that crossed my mind were a compound radius fretboard, or maybe a blender knob for mixing the bridge and neck pickups.

I'm sure it's something of a challenge for Fender to please EVERYONE with one model, preserving the heritage of the early models while still incorporating some modern features.

Send me one and i'll tell ya

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2001 Fender Highway One, 2004 Fender SE Ash, 2011 Fender 200 SCE '99 Washburn WR120Pro, Amps: Fender Stage 160, Vox Valvetronix 30, Peavey 212 400 watt, Ibanez 50 watt Toneblaster

More colors and -$100 on the price, other than the pups and finish I can't tell that much of a difference between it and they HWY1, so I don't see anything that is worthy of a $100 markup. The pups sound fine, but I also like the stock HWy 1 pups

edit: I misread the guitar name, i thought it said american special. my bad. i wouldnt do anything to improve it, because I would love to have one!

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Blues with a feeling.

GUILD GUITARS: MADE TO BE PLAYED!

A pop in trem arm would be nice. Otherwise, I'm good.

If it came with the Texas Specials pickups and a S-1 switch, I'd save a few more bucks and get it instead of the one I am currently saving for.

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RK

2007 Fender Highway 1
2012 American Deluxe
2015 MIM Dave Murray HHH
2010 Fender Blacktop
1987 Fender Avalon Acoustic
2012 Marshall DSL 15 watt head