CoolZ ZST-1R Teal Blue Metallic Electric Guitar 2014 MIJ ST-Style

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Reverty Used Guitars Japan — every instrument inspected, set up, and played before listing. 2014 CoolZ ZST-1R Stratocaster-Type - Made in Japan by Fujigen CoolZ was a house brand of Shimamura Gakki, and the instruments were built at the Fujigen factory in Nagano - the same plant that produced Fender Japan and Ibanez guitars for decades. The ZST-1R is the brand's core Stratocaster-type model, combining a traditional alder/maple/rosewood platform with Fujigen's proprietary C.F.S. (Circle Fretting System) fretwork. This example was built in 2014 (serial K140802, stamped on the back of the headstock together with the C.F.S. patent mark and MADE IN JAPAN). It wears a metallic teal blue finish with a white pickguard, and it has clearly been played - an honest, player-grade Japanese-made Strat rather than a collector's shelf piece. == SPECIFICATIONS == - Model: CoolZ ZST-1R - Year: 2014 - Country of Origin: Japan (Fujigen) - Color: Teal Blue Metallic - Body: Alder - Neck: Hard maple, bolt-on, 4-bolt heel-cut joint - Fingerboard: Rosewood, 22 frets, C.F.S. (Circle Fretting System) - Scale: 648 mm (25.5") - Pickups: Three single coils - Controls: Master Volume, Tone x2 - Switches: 5-way pickup selector - Bridge: Synchronized tremolo - Tuners: GOTOH - Nut: Cow bone - Weight: 3.55 kg == CONDITION == Overall: Good (player-grade) - Body: Numerous scratches and swirl marks; finish chips along the lower edge and around the horns (see photos) - Neck: Straight - Frets: Approximately 70-80% remaining All electronics function correctly and the guitar plays as intended. The cosmetic wear is extensive but honest, and it does not affect playability. Please review all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. All photos are of the actual guitar for sale. == INCLUDED == - Soft case (non-original) == WHY THIS GUITAR == Fujigen-built Japanese Stratocaster-type guitars are highly regarded for their fretwork and assembly precision, and the C.F.S. fretting system found here is