Stanford CR Fatboy Golden Eye 95
Jazz Guitars
$1,284€1,149Check ↗
Brand profile · China, est. 2010s
Stanford
Stanford Guitars represents a modern resurgence of classic designs, offering premium-priced instruments with a focus on vintage aesthetics and high-quality components. While a relatively new brand, they’ve quickly gained recognition for their meticulous attention to detail and commitment to replicating iconic guitar forms with a contemporary twist. Their guitars appeal to players seeking a blend of tradition and modern playability.
CR Fatboy SeriesBigsby Tremolo IntegrationVintage-Inspired FinishesPelham Body Style ReinterpretationSolid Mahogany Construction
2010sfounded
Chinacountry
14products in stock
$1,116–$1,620price range
Stanford in the charts
Every chart where Stanford has five or more models — ranked by the AudioFu Index inside each.
All 14 Stanford products
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Stanford CR Fatboy GE 95 Bigsby B60
Jazz Guitars
$1,620€1,450Check ↗
Stanford CR Fatboy PB 95 Bigsby B60
Jazz Guitars
$1,620€1,450Check ↗
Stanford CR Fatboy Candy Apple Red 95
Jazz Guitars
$1,440€1,289Check ↗
Stanford CR Fatboy Pelham Blue 95
Jazz Guitars
$1,440€1,289Check ↗
Stanford CR Vanguard AV
Jazz Guitars
$1,335€1,195Check ↗
Stanford CR Fleetwood Bullion Gold B7
Single Cut Guitars
$1,228€1,099Check ↗
Stanford CR Fleetwood Bullion Gold
Single Cut Guitars
$1,116€999Check ↗
Stanford CR Fleetwood Onyx Black
Single Cut Guitars
$1,116€999Check ↗
Stanford CR Thinline 30
Semiacoustic Guitars
$1,172€1,049Check ↗
Stanford CR Thinline 30
Semiacoustic Guitars
$1,172€1,049Check ↗
Stanford CR Thinline 30 VB
Semiacoustic Guitars
$1,228€1,099Check ↗
Stanford CR Thinline 35 Cherry
Semiacoustic Guitars
$1,395€1,249Check ↗
Stanford CR Thinline 35 VB
Semiacoustic Guitars
$1,395€1,249Check ↗
Stanford, honestly
What Stanford does well
- Excellent vintage aesthetics and feel
- High-quality hardware and components
- Comfortable neck profiles for modern playability
- Well-balanced tone and sustain
- Unique and recognizable designs
What to watch for
- Limited product range compared to larger brands
- Production primarily in China, potential QC concerns
- Stylistic focus might not appeal to all players
- Can be perceived as a 'look-alike' brand
- Relatively new brand, limited long-term reputation
Questions about Stanford
Where are Stanford instruments manufactured?
Stanford guitars are primarily manufactured in China, utilizing experienced luthiers and modern production techniques under strict quality control oversight.
Are Stanford guitars based on existing models?
Stanford’s designs draw heavily from classic guitar shapes, particularly those of the 1950s and 60s, but incorporate original features and refinements.
What kind of wood is typically used in Stanford guitars?
Stanford guitars often feature mahogany bodies, maple necks, and rosewood or maple fingerboards, contributing to their warm tone and comfortable feel.