George Harrison's influence on popular music is undeniable. As a key figure in the Beatles, his innovative playing and unique tones helped shape rock history. Among his many iconic guitars, the most visually striking was his 1961 Sonic Blue Stratocaster, which he hand-painted in vibrant psychedelic colors and named "Rocky." Acquired in 1965, it was first used on the Rubber Soul album and continued to appear on Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour, and The White Album.

The George Harrison Rocky Stratocaster recreates this legendary guitar with a hand-painted alder body, replicating every detail, including artwork on the pickguard and plastic parts. Even the headstock features a replica Grimwoods decal, paying tribute to the original music store where Harrison purchased it. Equipped with vintage-style '60s Stratocaster pickups, it delivers the crisp, dynamic tones of Fender’s golden era. A mid-'60s "C"-shaped maple neck, 7.25" radius slab rosewood fingerboard, and 21 vintage-style frets provide a classic feel. The vintage-style synchronized tremolo and tuners complete the authentic look and playability of this historic instrument.

Features

• Stratocaster headstock
• Maple neck, '60s "C" shape, gloss urethane finish, 4-bolt
• Slab rosewood fingerboard, 7.25" radius, 21 frets
• Aged white dot inlays, white side dots
• Bone nut, 1.650" (42 mm)
• Vintage-style butt adjust truss rod
• Alder body, gloss urethane finish
• 6-saddle vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge
• Hand-painted Rocky artwork pickguard (3-ply mint green)
• Chrome hardware, Fender vintage-style tuners
• Single-wing string tree with tall metal spacer
• Hand-painted aged white control knobs, aged white switch tip
• Nickel-plated steel strings (.010-.046)
• 4-bolt serialized neck plate
• Vintage-style strap buttons
• Vintage-style '60s single-coil Strat pickups (bridge, middle, neck)
• 5-way blade switching
• Master volume, Tone 1 (neck), Tone 2 (middle)