FULLERTON
MOOD
"IF I’D TAKE ALL THE COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSICS IN THE WORLD, ROCK'N'ROLL, JIMI HENDRIX, ERIC CLAPTON AND STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND AT THAT POINT TAKE THE STRATOCASTER AWAY ... IT WOULDN’T REMAIN MUCH AT ALL."
Steve Miller
Tales fromFullerton
Few inventions in recent history have managed, like the tools invented by the genius of Leo Fender, to compete for technological longevity and penetration into the collective imagination. It was he who in 1950 produced what would soon become the first true solidbody electric guitar, the Telecaster, which was quickly succeeded by the revolutionary Stratocaster. In Fullerton, in those incredible 1950s, the visionary Leo was laying the foundations of a myth that would provide thousands of instruments to musicians ready to invade the world with Rock culture. Pioneers of these instruments were guitarists such as Buddy Guy and Gene Vincent, but soon other giants such as Jimi Hendrix, Hank Marvin, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour, joined a list that had become endless over the decades. Research from a few years ago revealed that if someone were asked to think of an electric guitar, 90% of respondents would have mentally visualized a Fender Stratocaster!
The bracelets of the "Fullerton Mood" collection celebrate a design idea that has taken on a role of cultural icon and personal expression over the years. To dress the soul of these instruments means to affirm to represent their very essence and to experience their inexhaustible energy every day.
"IF I’D TAKE ALL THE COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSICS IN THE WORLD, ROCK'N'ROLL, JIMI HENDRIX, ERIC CLAPTON AND STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND AT THAT POINT TAKE THE STRATOCASTER AWAY ... IT WOULDN’T REMAIN MUCH AT ALL."
Steve Miller
Tales fromFullerton
Few inventions in recent history have managed, like the tools invented by the genius of Leo Fender, to compete for technological longevity and penetration into the collective imagination. It was he who in 1950 produced what would soon become the first true solidbody electric guitar, the Telecaster, which was quickly succeeded by the revolutionary Stratocaster. In Fullerton, in those incredible 1950s, the visionary Leo was laying the foundations of a myth that would provide thousands of instruments to musicians ready to invade the world with Rock culture. Pioneers of these instruments were guitarists such as Buddy Guy and Gene Vincent, but soon other giants such as Jimi Hendrix, Hank Marvin, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour, joined a list that had become endless over the decades. Research from a few years ago revealed that if someone were asked to think of an electric guitar, 90% of respondents would have mentally visualized a Fender Stratocaster!
The bracelets of the "Fullerton Mood" collection celebrate a design idea that has taken on a role of cultural icon and personal expression over the years. To dress the soul of these instruments means to affirm to represent their very essence and to experience their inexhaustible energy every day.
Tele Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Strato Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Tele Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Tele Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Strato Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Strato Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Tele Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Tele Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Tele Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Strato Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Strato Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Strato Type “SILHOUETTE” Bracelet
Paf “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Humbucker “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Tele “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Humbucker “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Paf “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Humbucker “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Humbucker “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
P90 “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Paf “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Tele “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Single Coil “PICK-UP” Bracelet
P90 “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Paf “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Humbucker “PICK-UP” Bracelet
Tele “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Tele “KNOB” Bracelet
Tele “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Tele “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
Strato Type “KNOB” Bracelet
FULLERTON
MOOD
I'm only myself
when I have a guitar
in my hands
FULLERTON MOOD
I'm only myself
when I have a guitar
in my hands
FULLERTON
MOOD
"IF I’D TAKE ALL THE COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSICS IN THE WORLD, ROCK'N'ROLL, JIMI HENDRIX, ERIC CLAPTON AND STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND AT THAT POINT TAKE THE STRATOCASTER AWAY ... IT WOULDN’T REMAIN MUCH AT ALL."
Steve Miller
Tales fromFullerton
Few inventions in recent history have managed, like the tools invented by the genius of Leo Fender, to compete for technological longevity and penetration into the collective imagination. It was he who in 1950 produced what would soon become the first true solidbody electric guitar, the Telecaster, which was quickly succeeded by the revolutionary Stratocaster. In Fullerton, in those incredible 1950s, the visionary Leo was laying the foundations of a myth that would provide thousands of instruments to musicians ready to invade the world with Rock culture. Pioneers of these instruments were guitarists such as Buddy Guy and Gene Vincent, but soon other giants such as Jimi Hendrix, Hank Marvin, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour, joined a list that had become endless over the decades. Research from a few years ago revealed that if someone were asked to think of an electric guitar, 90% of respondents would have mentally visualized a Fender Stratocaster!
The bracelets of the “Fullerton Mood” collection celebrate a design idea that has taken on a role of cultural icon and personal expression over the years. To dress the soul of these instruments means to affirm to represent their very essence and to experience their inexhaustible energy every day.