Fender Japan STR-850LS See Through BBS #H008028

Fender Japan STR-850LS See Through BBS #H008028

The valuable early Fender Japan Stratocaster top model "STR-850LS" is now in stock!The weight is 3.28kg and the color is see-through black.

This is one of the H serials labeled "Made in Japan" and was produced by Fujigen from 1988 to 1989.While maintaining stable quality and high cost performance, it has achieved modern performance performance that can be adapted to a variety of styles.

The neck, which has a special grip with a nut width of 42 mm and a 1st fret neck thickness of 20.5 mm and a 22nd fret fretboard, is a custom specification exclusive to STR.A standard nut with a smooth 250R curve that follows all styles of fingering.

Lightweight ash body, rosewood fingerboard 22F, maple neck wood material, round heel cut with emphasis on high position play, American Standard specifications that emphasize practicality, and the bridge is also equipped with an American Standard tremolo unit with a simple style and mechanism with a knife edge 2-point support type.

The main points of this model are the see-through paint and the fact that the pickup is equipped with a race sensor made in the USA.Silver is placed on the center and front, and blue is placed on the rear.Silver is characterized by a midrange, and blue is characterized by tightness.The controls are VOL/TONE/MID BOOST.

The lace sensor pickup is now a classic, but at the time it was a groundbreaking system created based on a new theory.Equipped with a middle boost circuit that reproduces vintage sound and further emphasizes the midrange.This is a combination often seen in Eric Clapton's signature models.

This model is a Stratocaster from the early 1950s, whose body material was made of rare lightweight ash, and has been revived using technology from the 1990s.It is full of irresistible charm for guitarists who pursue sound, and plays beautiful harmonies.

Although it has a see-through color, it looks just black depending on the angle, which is fashionable, and it is very easy to use.This model is recommended for those who like Amesta's functionality and Japan vintage.It has less noise, and the mid-boost effect is weaker than the Clapton model, so it's quite convenient.

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[Accessories] Soft case (CAHAYA) *Arm is missing (the hole position is misaligned and the arm does not fit)

[Appearance/Condition] In addition to dullness of parts, there are signs of use throughout, such as scratches and dents.

[Truss rod] There is plenty of room

[Frets] Approximately 80% ~ (no noticeable valley reduction)

[Neck] Straight

[Nut width] Approx. 42mm
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