Guitar players universally agree that Jimi Hendrix achieved his signature sound in part because he was a left-handed guitar player who played a right-handed Stratocaster strung left-handed. The reverse bridge pickup angled down towards the bass string produces a unique sound that differs from a standard Stratocaster bridge pickup. The low strings are much brighter and more articulate and the high strings are warmer and fuller. When a right-handed guitar is strung lefthanded, the change in string tension and the reverse staggered pole pieces on the pickups have a direct effect on the tone, which is how Hendrix made his high strings scream and achieved pure, clear tones on his low strings. Since it's a challenge to play a guitar body that's upside down with all the knobs and the tremolo in the way, Fender made it easy for the right-handed player to comfortably obtain the Hendrix sound. Everything on this guitar is designed to give all the sonic benefits of playing an upside-down Strat like the original guitar that Hendrix used, only on a right-handed body.
The model I have for sale is a 2006 Reverse Headstock Stratocaster, made in Mexico as a special edition, based on the Hendrix '68 model in a vintage finished Olympic White. The guitar is in great condition, with very little visible playwear, and no dings or scratches. It has upgraded Entwistle pickups fitted which give very high output and extreme clarity, although the original pickups are included in case the buyer wants to switch back. The guitar is very comfortable to play, beautifully balanced on a strap, with a very fast feeling neck and low action. It looks and sounds great and comes with it's tremolo arm plus all the original paperwork. It comes in a used 'suitcase' style hard case, which has some damage to one end but works perfectly well.