64' strat, 64' strat or 64' strat?

Last night my extra guitar was my real 1956 Strat, I paid $550.00 for it 10 years ago. 2000-7 I sold my vintage guitar amp collection great timing.
Strange night full house first set second set people vanished some out of town 7 piece show band playing down the street. Our band had to step it up a notch
we got our audience back third and fourth set. But had to give it our all, management was happy, but at the end of the night felt like a one legged man in a butt
kicking contest.

Damn! I know that feeling!
 
To be honest, I have never seen locking tuners improve tuning stability over a factory Fender or Gibson (or Schaller Gotoh) tuner.

I have.

I concede there isn’t any great benefit for normal playing, but lockers made a definite improvement on my Strat with vibrato usage.
 
I have.

I concede there isn’t any great benefit for normal playing, but lockers made a definite improvement on my Strat with vibrato usage.

Interesting. I have always been able to drop my Squirecaster's strings down until the magnet grabs them without tuning issues, I just don't use the bar in my playing generally.
 
A real 64 or a reissue?

Real L series when she took it to a music shop to get a string change and set up they offered her $35k factory Ice Blue Metallic gold hardware maple board.

I collect vintage guitars. Kimberley went through all my guitars and chose the 64 it fit her hand. I'm sure it had been sitting in it's case for 20+ years.

I paid $1200.00 USD for it in 1985 that was a high price back then most of the Pre-Cbs Strat's 1984-1988 time frame I paid $400-$550 each.
 
I can attest to that -- It took me MANY MOONS and MANY stinkers bought and flipped---before I found a strat that FELT-- and SOUNDED the way I wanted-----

Im developing that FEEL Plexi--- (after buying 1/3 of the guitars in the U.S. -- and reselling them ---) Im finally learning to strum--- and if it DOESNT have that "thang" -- set it down and move on----
DSC00062.JPG Like this one Adrian plays really sweet! A 2017 Godin Progression Plus.
 
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