Made in Japan Fender Stratocaster

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Thanks for Watching!!!

[@JasonSD22]

want to trade it for a 1990-91 Jackson Fusion?

[@alexcorona]

I would definitely recommend changing the knobs, they will interfere with the tremolo bar.

[@rogertinker1813]

Thanks Dane.

[@rock2blues59]

I think that pick guard goes good with the red. Great video.

[@ranman58635]

It's missing the Dowell holes. Good parst and neck. I've got a Squier standard stratocaster neck with a Fender body and original pickups. Has the serial number and I saw the original guitar from when the guy before me had bought it from Swetwater. Was a 50s vintage strat. Now it's got a reverse headstock, rosewood fretboard and upgraded wiring and capacitors with with vintage tone bleed and vintage 001 capacitor. It's as good as it gets for this cheap ol boy.(yours also has upgraded pots and switch with a volume audio taper I think)

[@edwinstovall3334]

Hey, Dane, I'm one of those weirdos who actually uses Fender strings!😎 I use a number of their Bullets on certain of my guitars. The non-traditional ends of these strings work very well in many contexts, even to axes with stopbar tailpieces. I would say not to mount any of these strings before you get your setup really dialed in -- they cost. Worth it, but don't waste 'em.

[@AndrewAHayes]

Made in Japan does have the off set screws on the back plate like the Squier Strats!

[@novicefinger]

Those are good guitars. I look for them in pawn shop all the time

[@13druber]

USA strats have the offset holes on the back.

[@audioengineering8233]

it has the worm route in the bridge pickup cavity its japan body...

[@larryburwell8550]

i think the body, what ever brand it is has been repainted with enamel and it blead on the neck over spray. guitar has definitley been monkeyed with big time but it is what it is. you do a great job on these setups and modifications. great guitar for someone for sure. only thing i dont like is having to take the neck off to adjust neck

[@thegeekdude67]

Great vid and great guitar, Dane! 😎👊🎸

[@victorsilvas9603]

Just checked the back plate on my '70's Stratocaster. The middle holes were off set.

[@marccarter1350]

Dane, I would love to see you fit some DR pure Nickel Round wounds, As a Gibson guy, I have never bought Fender Strings, not ever!

[@rockdaddy2168]

🤟😁👍Good investigation. Nice work.

[@megatodd707]

Pretty dang cool video. 👍

[@jackracks6169]

Dane, the body is mij. My 87 mij Squier has the offset screw holes on the back panel and the black gasket for the neck plate. Mine has “red” stamped in the neck pocket. Does yours?

[@diegovazquezkm100]

its a basswood body of a fender japan. I have the same guitar with the same body

[@user-pl4wg6nr1k]

I like it 👍

[@ellisonlowrimore7751]

👍

[@Mrmcbasketball103]

I knew within the first 30 seconds that this was a counterfeit. Love the videos though!

[@vincentlussier8264]

Not counterfeit! Fender had guitars made in Japan in the 80's to compete in the low price end of the market.

[@davidisenberg125]

i bet they bought a full loaded pickguard ..... you can get those

[@derekkennedy7346]

I think the guitar gorgess just the way it is

[@joeking433]

Winkie.

[@kristopherkrahl1597]

Nice! Shhh...go buy a guitar! 🎸

[@richardayala3748]

Still a sweet parts caster. I'd jam on it