This is a vintage Japanese-made Squier guitar from the early Fender Japan JV serial period, circa 1983-1984, likely manufactured by Fujigen. The guitar features a 24.75-inch scale length, offering excellent playability with a lightweight body that combines the bright, lively tone of a Stratocaster with the powerful humbucker sound. Its modern design elements include 22 frets, an End ROX tremolo system, and a sleek white color scheme that covers the body, neck, and headstock, reflecting the futuristic aesthetic of early 1980s Fender Japan models.
Condition-wise, the guitar shows signs of use, including scratches, dents, and some rust on metal parts. There is a crack near the neck joint and a notable paint chip from the headstock to the back. The original tuners have been replaced, with the original screw holes visible, and the current tuners are slightly stiff. The arm is missing, and the pickups are believed to be original but unconfirmed. The neck has a crack at the joint, and the fretboard has a normal amount of fret wear, allowing for comfortable play. The guitar weighs approximately 3.45 kg.
Setup details include a 12th fret string height of 2.0mm on the low E string and 1.5mm on the high E string, with a nut width of 40mm. The neck thickness measures 20.3mm at the first fret and 23.1mm at the 12th fret. The radius is 356mm (14 inches). The guitar is strung with Ernie Ball 2221 (.010-.046) strings, and recent maintenance includes cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, intonation, and string height setup.
Please note that the arm is missing, and the guitar is sold as-is with a non-original soft case. The item is rated B for condition, indicating significant signs of use but fully functional.
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| Brand | Squier by Fender |
| Country | Japan |
| Color | multicolor |
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