My guess is Surf Green which is a bit lighter than Sea Foam Green.
Definitly green - as least on my monitor
"Sorry" - John Belushi as he smashed a guitar in Animal House
IIRC the affinity series are the only Fender guitars outside of the custom shop that offer Daphne Blue.
My old Fernandes, a yellowed Daphne Blue, looks like that.
Several guitars in different colors
Things to make them fuzzy
Things to make them louder
orange picks
IMO, it's seafoam green
my US 62 ri tele was that color
(FUNNY THING IS I BOUGHT THE GUITAR JUST FOR THE COLOR B/C IT'S NOT A STANDARD COLOR ON STAND FENDERS....which is a perfect reason for fender to offer it on it's cheapest line.)
i gotta be from another planet.
Imanidiot.
Well, looks like 'Surf Green' to me, but was advertised as 'Daphne Blue.' I guess all is well because my singer didn't care and looks like his old Indian Squire II neck is too narrow in the heel (2 & 1/16) for this neck pocket (2 & 3/16) anyway. Back to the drawing board. I do think I will keep and 'mod' this thing though. With new tuners, PUs, PG and bridge - it'll be a decent guitar for $100 or so total...
That does not look Daphne Blue to me. Probably closer to Surf Green, as Seafoam is a little darker.
This is Daphne Blue
This is surf green
Yup, Erock and I were right. It's surf green.
So, it looks like Daphne requires a mint guard whereas Surf requires a white guard...?
Well, it's not like a reissue or anything; it has a white, single-ply, beveled, 11 screw pickguard on it. I'd be interested in a shot of the headstock to see if it has a walnut plug or not.
The pics that Marcondo posted look like a Daphne Blue Relic, which would have a darker p/g (being aged), & the Surf Green strat is more like a Closet Classic model or maybe an American Vintage, which sports a mint green 'guard as well, but in better shape & more grey looking.
This is a MIM Classic 50s in Daphne Blue
Then Play On
I am surely diggin' THAT, Miles!
I 2nd that WOW!
Fender color chart reproduced from page 98 of The Stratocaster Chronicles.
I have '57 Vintage Reissue in Daphne Blue. After many nights in a smoled fillled bars it has turned a shade of green not unlike Surf Green but a bit lighter. Looks way cool.
Whatever color it is, I think it looks great!