2002 Fender Japan ST-STD HSS Stratocaster Standard (Lake Placid Blue)

2002 Fender Japan ST-STD HSS Stratocaster Standard (Lake Placid Blue)Made in Japan in 2002, the ST STD model was the Japanese equivalent of the American Standard. Weighing 3. 2kgs, its made with a basswood body and 21 fret rosewood fingerboard on a maple neck. Gotoh tuners and a 6 point Wilkinson tremolo with what look to be Gotoh HSS pickups. Good lightly used condition with light signs of wear, frets have some light wear but were polished prior to listing and play well, the truss was adjusted and the neck is straight.

Tune faster and more accurately with the Min-ETune system

Squier equipped their Deluxe Jazz Bass V Active's EQ with a slap switch

The neck’s “U” profile hearkens back to ’50s and ’60s Fender designs and is especially suited for players with large hands or those who are most comfortable with their thumb on the back or side of the neck

Plays and sounds great with some wear to what seem to be the original frets and has a straight neck with an adjustable truss

The dreadnought is considered the classic go-to shape for bluegrass

combined with a five-way selector switch

A rare LH model from the Ibanez RG series

Now Epiphone has partnered with Gibson Custom to create a new model that pays tribute to what Adam calls “one of my top favourite guitars of all time” - his Silverburst 1979 Gibson Les Paul Custom

If you're considering an Ibanez AZ Prestige model then this could be a great alternative

The parts on these were completely fabricated by Burny/Fernandes for these models with custom plastics

the DK-36 was a base level Dinky from the Grover Jackson MF Line of domestic market shredders

They obviously never played a Fender Player Series Telecaster