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Fender Japan Stratocaster Black w/ Monty's '54 Stratocaster Pickup Set

Fender Japan Stratocasters, which are unique to our store, have been significantly upgraded to the grades of our pickups, are now in stock!

This is a black Strato with the Q serial label "Made in Japan" and was manufactured at Fujigen in 1993-1994.Because it is manufactured in Japan, it has achieved modern performance performance that can be adapted to a variety of styles, while still maintaining stable quality and high cost performance.

A classic wood material with a maple neck with a thick grip, with a fingerboard of 21F Maple and simple controls of 1VOL/2TONE.The tone does not work on the rear.The pickguard is one ply and has a blacky look that Eric Clapton loves.

Our store has replaced our original pickups with "Monty's '54 Stratocaster Parchment."(Please note that the original is not included.)

This is a recommended product from the UK's Monty's Guitars, which has gained support from numerous professional guitarists, including Pete Townsend of The Who, Ed O'Brien of Radiohead, Mark Knopfler and Tim Piers, who is active as a session guitarist, and offers high-quality handwound picks.

The '54 Stratocaster Parchment faithfully reproduces the PU installed in the 1954 Fender Stratocaster, and is a single coil pick that has a vintage nuance but also has a thicker, clearer sound.

It has the telecaster-like bell ringing feel of a Stratocaster in the mid-1950s, and a thick mid-high range with bright, punchy power, and just like the original, the potting is only partially applied, so there is no wax in the center of the coil, allowing for a more transparent and quick response.
This is a pick-up that will make you want to play clean tone, crunch, and overdrive with tweed and brown-faced fender amps.
It is recommended for those who like the sound of the music scene at the time, combining it with the Stratocaster on the maple fingerboard.

We sell and sell Monty's Pickup in our store new and officially, so please take this opportunity to try out our upgraded Fender Japan.

[Three Musical Equipment Product Articles: Nakano]

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[Accessories] Soft case, arm

[Appearance and Condition] In addition to dull parts, there are signs of wear such as scratches, scrapes, dents, and scratches on the bottom.In addition to the nuts being replaced, wiring and pickguarding have been performed due to changes in pickups, and the bridge unit and saddle have also been upgraded by replacing them with steel blocks made by Freedom.

[Truss rod] Available

[Frets] Approximately 70% or so (no noticeable valleys)

[Neck] Straight

[Nut width] Approx. 42.5mm
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