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Oh I forgot they DO say Japan on the headstock and that tuns a lot of people off, but do a good set-ep on one and these guitars are perfectly gig-able just as they are. The construction and the neck pocket fit are top notch. Plus they still sell for about 200 EVEN today. These guitars DO have a distinctive shape neck and I love them. These tuners are adjustable with a phillips screwdriver on the ends and they hold tune just fine. Nearly all of them have very yellowed pickup covers and knobs and Gotoh Fender logo or GGhotoh stamped tuners. You have to get them up close to the strings though. The pickups sound light and snappy and are around the 5,2K range.

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They all have full size pots and 4 of them have ceramic bar magnets with non stagger poles. (The one with the thin block also has a plastic switch BTW and is lightyer maybe basswood) The others seem to be 2 or 3 piece alder judging be the neck pockets. YES SOME had thinner blocks *(only one of my Squiers has a thinner block)ДЄll the others have an original STEEL full size block.

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Currently mine are all are 80's and have an E (or F) serial number at the headstock. I have had nearly 15 of them over the last few years. I currently have no less than FIVE of those made in Japan standards (2 of those being Squiers) and there are differences. I am very impressed with the overall quality of the guitar and its feel-one of my favorites, but, purchased very very cheaply to use in less than favorable conditions-hoe you get a good one-because when they are good they are great. excellent attention to frets, good rosewood (depp color and smooth) (cant comment on original pups or hardware because it has all been upgraded, except the floyd). Great sound (kill me later but is s-s-h EMG's and they work),Д«ESTt point besides neck is stunning triburst finish-like glass, great color, gradation is beautiful, excellent work, however -great neck-i mean as good as any IMHO, has the heel contour which is very nice. Its body is either basswood or sen-, fairly light, very thin trem block for the floyd-(had to be repaired) my MIJ 1995 (not the golden years as i understand the MIJ lore) is a 62 HRR strat (hot rod reissue) WOW

I have three high end MIA fenders as a bench mark-one a CS I long time skeptic of japanese guitars.having had several late 70's early 80's early non-fender guitars-the necks ofen had a unique feel to them which i was unaccustomed to-not my preference.(but still have an Ibanez dreadnaught with scalloped braces for travel and picnics from the lates 70's which is amazing-a martin clone plus!)

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