Fender

Here at Coffee House Guitars, we’ve always had a soft spot for Fender. Whether it’s a well-worn USA Strat or a beautifully built pre owned Fender Custom Shop model, there’s something timeless about the way these guitars look, feel, and sound. We regularly stock a mix of pre-owned Fender USA, Fender Japan, and Custom Shop pieces — all carefully selected, properly set up, and priced well below what you’d pay new.

It’s fair to say I’ve spent more hours than I can count buying, testing, and selling Fenders over the years. I know what to look for — how a Strat should ring out unplugged, how the neck on a good Tele just fits in your hand, and how even small things like saddle height or pickup height can transform the feel of a guitar. Every Fender that comes through here is inspected closely, set up properly, and made to play at its best before it’s listed for sale.

We get all sorts — from relatively new American Professionals and Fender Japan models, to older USA Standards, and plenty of pre owned Fender Custom Shop models. They don’t always hang around for long, particularly the Custom Shop pieces, so it’s worth checking back often if you’re after something special.

Fender, of course, needs no introduction. Since the 1950s, their guitars have shaped pretty much every genre going — blues, rock, funk, country, indie... you name it. The designs haven’t changed much for a reason: they got it right early on. That’s why good Fenders hold their value well, particularly the US-built and Custom Shop models, and why they remain a solid buy whether you’re playing them daily or tucking them away for the long haul.

Every guitar we sell comes with a warranty and full after-sales support. If anything’s not right, I’ll put it right. And if you ever want advice on setup, strings, gear or resale, I’m always happy to chat.

So if you're after a great example of a pre owned Fender — something well looked after, properly set up, and realistically priced — take a look through the current stock above. You might just find the one.

— Julian
Coffee House Guitars