Is an American Ultra Strat Worth it??

[@predigr]

Ultra is fantastic. I agree. Have 2. The S1 switch in 1st position is bridge + neck pickups like a telecaster. 2nd position is 3 pickups together. The remaining positions are the same as with no S1 switch.

[@DevanBishop]

I think 3rd setting might be just middle pick up which makes the s1 switch turn it into the 4th setting basically. Not 100% sure though but what an awesome guitar!

[@predigr]

@@DevanBishop there is a diagram of the s1 switch in the case. This is the way we can be 100% sure, cause yes it depends on the models

[@DevanBishop]

@@predigr I’ll have to double check to see if I have one but cool

[@billybob-b7t]

I'd like one, exactly like the one you are holding. Maybe a 70's headstock and hss but same color/fretboard. I'm thinking about selling a few MiM and put em' toward something like this.

[@DevanBishop]

It’s such an amazing guitar

[@modehst]

Not worth itttttt

[@DevanBishop]

Wooooooaaaaaaah dooooode common now

[@modehst]

@@DevanBishop😂 I’ve been building partscasters with similar quality for >$600. Sorry! :’)

[@DevanBishop]

@@modehst nice and sounds cool

[@modehst]

@@DevanBishop it’s a lot of fun. Can get necks and custom bodies plus whatever pickups your heart desires second hand. Plus you’re playing something you built. (I’m enabling you I know lol) I’m up to 4 partcasters now.

[@predigr]

@@modehst partscasters are great until you need to sell them. It is not Fender. So, yes it worths. Anyway, building a partscaster is another enjoyable experience.