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The Classic ’57 is The Top Guitar on The Market

After years of replacing OEM Fender necks with Bunker Tension Free Necks, Bunker Guitars CEO Dave Bunker decided build his own version of this classic instrument. The end result is the Classic ’57! The Classic ’57 is not only better than a Fender Stratocaster, but can be had with much more options. The Classic '57 redefines how a guitar should sound and play.

classic57cumfortcut The classic Fender Stratocaster has been the measuring stick for the electric guitar for over 50 years. There are countless knockoffs of this iconic instrument on the market today all claiming to offer something new or better, or just plain cheaper. And yet, aside from some improvements in electronics, or maybe different woods, etc. nothing has emerged as a truly superior to the Fender Stratocaster. That is until Bunker Guitars crafted the Treker Classic ’57!

classicsidewaystobacco1 The Treker Classic ’57 is a made in the USA guitar that has been designed from the tree to your hands to be superior in every way to a Fender Stratocaster! Compare the Classic ’57 side by side with a Strat or other similar type instrument and the Classic ’57 will outperform it every time. It is truly better in every way than any Strat, or Strat type guitar anywhere close to its price range. What makes all these facts possible and elevates the Classic ’57 above the Fender Stratocaster is the Tension Free Neck system.

I just received this guitar, and IMO it plays better than the Strat I just sold. They seem to be a good American builder. The fret ends were PERFECT on this guitar. Check them out. - Joey Dego

The Classic ’57 Features The Bunker Tension Free Neck!

Sustainium Tension Free Neck Dave Bunker developed the idea for the Classic ’57 after replacing the necks on one Fender Stratocaster after another. Clients who have replaced their guitar necks rave that by just replacing their OEM neck with a Bunker Tension Free replacement neck their guitars went from subpar to amazing. By just replacing their guitar neck, they had greater tone range, more sustain, the strings felt lighter - 10’s feel like 9’s, 9’s feel like 8’s, and so forth -, bends were easier, chording was easier. Not only that, but their guitar was no longer as subject to extreme temperature changes with tuning, and they stayed in tune much longer!