The 2013 Special Edition release, pictured above, maintains many of the features of the original including maple construction, dual f holes and two Fender Wide Range humbucker pickups with chrome covers. It housed two Fender Wide Range humbucker pickups with chrome covers with a three-way toggle switch and five silver-skirted black control knobs: neck pickup volume, neck pickup tone, bridge pickup volume, bridge pickup tone, and master volume. The original Starcaster models featured an arched, laminated maple top with dual f holes and a maple back and sides. You’ll be well on your way to finding the right guitar for you. Looking for a beginner guitar? Our interactive gear guide,, matches you with the perfect model by learning about your sound & style. In 2013, due to rising demand, Fender reintroduced the Starcaster and put into production the Starcaster bass-the only offset semi-hollow bass guitar in Fender history. It proved unpopular at the time and was discontinued by the fall of 1980, but over the years its unique shape, full-throated tone and rarity in the vintage market helped boost its popularity. Often considered one of the more esoteric novelties in the history of Fender guitars, the Starcaster-with its uniquely offset semi-hollow body and curvaceous, divisive headstock-arrived in 1976 as the company’s first new electric model in three years.
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