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Fender Toronado 2003 Sound test and history | Guitar Doctor

Have you ever heard of the Fender Toronado? It is a special series made by Fender that was discontinued and is now a rare piece of guitar. Check how does it sound. Special thanks to our friends from STILLIFE and PLOVERSTREAM for letting me borrow this guitar. Amplifier Used: Goldea AT30 The Fender Toronado was an electric guitar made by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Presented at NAMM in 1998, it is a piece of the "Deluxe Series" of Fenders created in Mexico, for the most part to higher specs than most "Standard" models. The Toronado highlights two Fender Atomic humbucking pickups, a rosewood fretboard, and four chrome handles (2 volume and 2 tone). Numerous models likewise incorporate a tortoise-shell pickguard. The headstock includes the Fender "spaghetti" logo and sports vintage style Gotoh/Kluson tuners. The body shape shadows the structures of Fender's Jazzmaster and Jaguar guitars. The Toronado likewise has a 24.75" scale length—an uncommon component on a Fender guitar, as this scale length is generally connected with electric guitars produced by Gibson. The Toronado was reissued in 2004. This reissue has a few contrasts from '98– '03 models, highlighting increasingly present day hues like Midnight Blue, Caramel Metallic, Blizzard Pearl and Chrome Red. The pickups are likewise open-loop rather than the secured humbuckers included on the before models. The 2004 models were suspended in 2006 and are uncommon because of their short 2-year generation length. The Fender Toronado GT HH (05– 06) was made in Korea, donning a mahogany body and Seymour Duncan humbuckers as opposed to Duncan-structured pickups. It was a piece of Fender's "Huge Block" arrangement. The guitar came in metallic completions with a painted headstock and a hustling stripe in an invert L shape going from the left half of the body to the upper right horn. In contrast to different variations of the Toronado, it has no pickguard. Fender likewise made US Special and Highway One Toronado models, including Atomic II humbucking pickups or Black Dove P-90 style pickups. These models were accessible in various gets done with, including Butterscotch Blonde, Black, Chrome Silver, Pewter Gray Metallic and Crimson Red Transparent. Later models were moved up to include a Fender Tech-Tonic one-piece fold over extension and dark headstock. Both the US Special and Highway One Toronado models were ended in 2004. Likewise around this time, Fender created a short keep running of set neck Toronados out of Korea. The Toronado CT P90 highlighted a mahogany body with cut maple beat and were accessible in various sunburst hues. Toronado CTP90 As of January 2007, all Toronado variations had been ended by Fender.