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Rosewood - small headstock/mint green three-ply scratch plate.
Maple - Big CBS headstock/three-ply w/b/w plastic scratch plate.
Mine:
http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p437/Kylefarrell/Fender 62 Stratocaster/2C7340A2-BE33-4844-ADB0-A74ACD086B27_zpstpycth9h.jpg
I also have a sexy sienna sunburst w/maple now that is one colour when rosewood is always the wrongerer answer.
I wonder what happened? SRV would be my guess - prior to him, most Strat-playing guitar heroes played maple necks.
Having owned lots of rosewood Strats in the intervening years, I've recently gone back to maple - the guitar in my profile pic - and I think I've concluded that for me, a maple neck Strat is the ultimate Fender guitar.
Which is now the wrong answer, of course....
For the looks and the feel.
Maple is pants.
I can't help about the shape I'm in, I can't sing I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you, I might not give the answer that you want me to
anything else should be made illegal.
2nd place: Maple, white (or black) scratchplate
3rd place: Rosewood, tortoiseshell scratchplate. That colour scheme should stick to Jazzmasters IMO.
It lives in a gig bag in the wardrobe in my son's room - and only comes out when some midi guitar or slide is needed on a recording....
You're right - not a great look on a Strat....
*An Official Foo-Approved guitarist since Sept 2023.