As the last person was having problems setting the guitar up you must realize this has medium JUMBO frets...medium size lengt/jumbo height...made for some serious power-chord usage...I bet it would also make a great slide guitar with the action a bit higher(as it is supposed to be on this particular guitar)

how can it go wrong with 2 blazing "Made in USA'-Seymour Duncan pickups 2 tone and 2 volume just like a Gibson Les Paul

solid , screaming, great for shredding leads...looks COOLtoo

I think this Guitar will only go up in value, being it is discontinued...and it was worth every penny I payed for it. I think it is already a collector's item in my opinion.

I had no issues with the guitar, but trying to find out about it thru Fender's site was a futile move...being as the guitar is no longer manufactured to the best of my knowlege

actually, it is an 11!...from the way the guitar is cut in the back to the obvious RACING STRIPE...plus the sound is like electric dynamite!

Ruler of S.P.O.V.

classic metalpunkrockabilly

I love it. I used it with my full stack, in studio with the pod Xtlive and the johnson amp. The sound is always powerful. I use it both for rythm and lead, when the music requires a big sound. Sounds great too for arpeggios with a crunch sound.

Simple and reliable. I use a bunch of guitars on stage and having a guitar as simple as that one is a blessing.

our Jeff Buckley meeting Queen of the Stonage music is based on (is it really necessary?) complex chords. This guitar is easy on the fingers both for chords and solo.

it needed a total tune up (add about $80 bucks to the retail price) when I bought it. Since then, it is stable.

My cheapest guitar by far. I don't remember I paid for it. Just remember it was cheap for one of the guitars I use the most.

Dunno. Never had to call Fender.

When I 'm onstage with it. I got (well, the guitar, not me) got a lot of attention. the fun thing is that the guys at Guitar Center told me that that guitar was on demo for weeks and nobody never tried it because of the color. I got the green one. Not sure everybody is ready for that design.

studio and session guitar and bass player, music composer for TV movie trailers

alternative, metal, hip-hop, jazz.

I never really considered getting a Fender until I played this guitar. I play mostly metal and Fender guitars never really had the metal sound I was looking for. One day I just decided to try out the Tornado and I was very impressed. The humbucker pickups give it the sound I was looking for in a guitar and the sustain is awesome. I would definately recommend this guitar sound wise.

everything is right where it should be. no complaints.

It is very easy to play. I move throughout the fretboard with out a problem.

The only thing that bothered me was that the strings are setup a little too high and when I tried to lower the bridge to my liking the strings would rattle against the fretboard. I'm not sure if that is just a defect in my particular guitar or if that's how they are made. that's probably the only thing I would change on the entire guitar.

Yes I think it was a reasonable price.

I didn't have to contact the company

I love the look of it. That is what originally drew me to it. It stood out from the rest of the guitars around it. The green is such a rare color in a guitar and it just so happens, that's the color I was looking for.

Active musician - metal, death metal, grind, blues, folk

mostly metal, death metal, grind, but also blues, folk, jazz

Rock and metal