2022 Fender Ken Stratocaster Experiment #1 – Japan Limited, Gold Sparkle

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For Sale: 2022 Fender Japan Ken Stratocaster Experiment #1 – Original White | Original Gig Bag Up for sale is a 2022 Fender Made in Japan Ken Stratocaster Experiment #1 in Original White, complete with its original gig bag. Created for Ken of L’Arc-en-Ciel, the Experiment #1 is a distinctive signature Stratocaster inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi. Its gloss Original White finish is accented by Gold Sparkle detailing, gold hardware, and transparent covers that reveal the guitar’s unconventional pickup mounting and control layout. Beyond its striking appearance, this model features an alder body, chunky U-shaped maple neck, and maple fingerboard, along with a carefully selected pickup set and a Neck/Bridge Blend control for additional tonal options. This example is 100% original, in excellent condition, and professionally set up with 10–46 strings. Condition Excellent – 9.5/10 This guitar is exceptionally clean, showing only light scratches and a few small dings. The body has very little visible wear, and the satin neck finish is in excellent shape. The frets show no visible wear, and all electronics and hardware are in perfect working order. The guitar has been professionally set up with 10–46 gauge strings, with low action and accurate intonation. All components are original. Please review the detailed photos for the most accurate representation of its cosmetic condition. Specifications Model: Fender Ken Stratocaster Experiment #1 Year: 2022 Made In: Japan Serial Number: JD22029481 Finish: Original White, Gloss Body: Alder Neck: Maple Neck Finish: Satin Neck Profile: Chunky U Shape, Based on Ken’s Personal Stratocaster Fingerboard: Maple Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" Scale Length: 25.5" Frets: Slender; No Visible Wear Nut Width: 1.650" (42 mm) Neck Depth: .90" at 1st Fret / .98" at 12th Fret Neck Pickup: Fender V-Mod II Single-Coil Middle Pickup: Fender V-Mod II Single-Coil Bridge Pickup: Fender Fat ’50s Single-Coil Controls: Master V