Fender Guitar Headstock Shapes
Over the years Fender has created/used all manor of headstock shapes on their guitars and basses. Here is a listing of just about all of ‘em.
From the Top left to the bottom right:
Bass V, Bass VI, Bronco, Bullet, Bullet Bass, Coronado II, Coronado Bass,
Coronado XII, Duo Sonic, Electric XII, Jagstang, Jaguar, Jaguar Bass,
Jazz Bass, Jazzmaster, Lead I, Lead II, Mandocaster, Musicmaster.
From the Top left to the bottom right:
Musicmaster Bass, Mustang, Mustang Bass, Precision Bass ’51, Precision Bass,
Performer, Starcaster, Stratocaster Large, Stratocaster Small, Swinger,
Esquire, Broadcaster, Nocaster, Telecaster, Telecaster Bass, Telecaster de
Luxe, Stratocaster Transition, 5 String Jazz.
NOTE: Known to be missing: Katana, Marauder, Lead III, Lead Bass, Bronco Bass, Jagstang Bass and Custom (and any others ??????)
did don rich play a tele with a starcaster neck on it? it was on hee haw the song was johnny b goode. it was a red guitar looked almost like a mosrite. this has perplexed me ever since i saw this on hee haw.
you also forgot the early 1970′s Telecaster bullet truss rods…
Telecaster Custom to be exact…different headstock from the deluxe
What about the BASS V ?
The very first headstock, in the very first group, upper left corner. You know, where the Snakehead should be
Is the John 5 headstock considered canon now?
I have a Fender F-75 acoustic with a headstock like a Martin but with a little “V” cut out in the middle.