Fender USA American Ash Telecaster (2003'USED) - HoneyBlonde

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*Caution!! To prevent fraudulent purchases, we do not accept PayPal guest checkout. Please create your PayPal account before make the payment. Welcome to Kurosawa Music Ochanomizu Store! We can ship anywhere all over the world!! Thank you for looking! Please contact us for more information. Also, please carefully read our shop policy below the guitar description! ---------------------------------- Introduced in 1988 as the “Eternal Standard” series. It was produced and sold worldwide, with minor specification changes made over the years to keep pace with the times. Sister models include the Stratocaster, Precision Bass, and Jazz Bass. It was both a classic in the best sense of the word and an instrument that symbolized its era. It’s true that the Deluxe Series represented a shift toward a more modern style based on this model, while the Vintage Series was designed with a stronger vintage aesthetic in mind. Based on the serial number on the back of the headstock and the specifications, it appears to have been manufactured around 2003. This model was sold from 2003 to 2008. Currently, the Standard Series has undergone a minor redesign to become the American Professional Series, and the specifications have evolved to keep pace with the times. I sense that many users deliberately choose this Standard Series, which has been beloved for so many years. Opinions vary among users—some appreciate the now-discontinued color schemes, the “ordinary” neck shape (in a good way), or the straightforward, unpretentious sound. There is still plenty of play left in the truss rod to turn it left or right. The neck currently shows no significant warping, allowing for stress-free playing. There are some scratches and dents from playing. There are marks where a sticker was removed from the pickguard. The frets retain about 60% of their original height. The heads of the lock pins are missing. This is a guitar that exudes the character and atmosphere unique to used instruments—something