Fender 63 Ultra Relic Strat OW MBDB

Fender 63 Ultra Relic Strat OW MBDB review

The Fender 63 Ultra Relic Strat OW MBDB is listed as a 1963 Stratocaster model in an ST-style shape. Its specifications identify a white finish, an alder body, a maple neck, and a rosewood fingerboard. The listed pickup configuration is SSS, meaning three single-coil pickups. A vintage-style tremolo is also specified. These details provide a useful outline of the instrument, but the available data does not include measurements for the neck profile, pickup output, hardware materials, or finish treatment.

No customer reviews are available for this product. This assessment therefore relies only on the supplied specifications. It cannot confirm playability, tuning stability, sound, setup quality, or the condition of an individual instrument. The model name includes "Ultra Relic," but the specification list does not describe the relic treatment or provide construction details associated with that name.

Body, neck, and fingerboard

The body is made from alder, with no separate top listed. The specification "Top: None" means the supplied information does not identify an added top layer. It does not provide the body's weight, thickness, contouring details, or finish material. The color is recorded as white, without a more specific shade or finish description.

The neck is maple and the fingerboard is rosewood. The instrument has 21 frets and a scale length of 648 mm, which is approximately 25.5 inches. That measurement is consistent with a full-length electric guitar scale, although the supplied data does not state fret size, fingerboard radius, nut width, neck profile, or neck construction. Those omissions matter for buyers comparing hand feel or looking for precise setup information. No claims about comfort or fretwork can be supported by the listing alone.

Pickup layout and tremolo

The pickup system is listed as SSS, and the pickup entry also reads SSS. This identifies a three-single-coil layout, but no further pickup specifications are provided. There is no information about pickup model, magnet type, winding, output, switching positions, controls, or wiring. As a result, the data establishes the general configuration but does not support a detailed prediction of tone or output.

The tremolo is described as vintage. The listing does not state the number of bridge saddles, the bridge material, the arm design, or whether the system is set up to float or sit against the body. It also gives no testing information about tuning stability. Buyers who need those details should verify them with the seller or inspect the instrument directly rather than infer them from the tremolo label.

Included case and purchasing details

The product specification says a case is included and a bag is not. It does not give the case type, brand, material, or interior dimensions. The sales unit is one piece. The item number is 605638, which can help distinguish this listing when checking availability or asking a retailer for clarification.

The listed price is 9499. No currency is specified in the supplied data, so the amount should not be treated as a confirmed price in any particular currency. The limited-run field is recorded as "None." That entry does not establish a production quantity or say whether the model is currently available.

What the specifications establish

On paper, this is a white, alder-bodied Stratocaster-style guitar with a maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, 21 frets, a 648 mm scale, an SSS pickup layout, and a vintage tremolo. A case is included, while a bag is not. The model is identified as a 1963 Stratocaster. These are the strongest factual points available for evaluating the listing.

The specification sheet leaves several practical questions unanswered. It does not give the guitar's weight, neck dimensions, pickup details, hardware composition, setup, or case construction. It also offers no customer feedback or independent performance results. For a purchase at the listed price, those gaps make direct confirmation important, especially if a particular neck shape, pickup sound, or condition is part of the decision.

Verdict

The Fender 63 Ultra Relic Strat OW MBDB has a clearly stated traditional configuration, with alder, maple, rosewood, three single-coil pickups, and a vintage tremolo. The included case is a useful confirmed detail. However, the available information supports a specification-based assessment only, not a verdict on sound, feel, build quality, or value. Confirm the currency, finish details, setup, and omitted hardware specifications before buying.