Founded in 1946, Fender became one of America's icons for being the first to commercialize solid-body electric guitars, producing the first electric bass and countless classic amps. In 1987, Gattar Player magazine named it the most outstanding guitar brand of the 80s, and was played by renowned musicians Eric Clapton, Geff Beck, Bonnie Raitt and Robert Cray. It was also the originator of the Stratocaster and Telecaster models. The Stratocaster has an advanced built-in vibration system and tremolo bridge technology, and its slight sustain is so well received by musicians that many later guitar factories are vying to imitate this technology; The Telecaster was the first mass-produced Spanish solid electric guitar, and its appearance is still used today, and it is also a classic model collected by many musicians. Fender is known for its bolted design and features a flatter guitar head, and its Custom Shop and Guild Custom collections are available for hand-customization. Fender's subsidiaries include Squier, Guild and Benedetto, which have factories in the United States, Mexico and China, among which Meifen has the best quality and workmanship, and Mofen and Mefen are made of the same materials, but the production process is average, making it the best choice for the middle class. Fender classic model 010-7402, priced at 9000 yuan, is the same as the 1991 Huang Jiaju concert, the tone is tough and deep, the distortion solo is coherent and powerful, and it is also the first choice for professional guitarists who love Yngwie Malmsteen style of fast guitarists.