[SN R102351] USED Fender Custom Shop / 1957 Stratocaster Relic Ocean Turquoise [03]

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We’ve just received a used 2019 Fender Custom Shop 1957 Stratocaster Relic Ocean Turquoise! It features a "Lacquer" finish, a "2-Piece Ash" body, and a "Maple QTR Sawn" neck finished with "Medium Tint Nitrocellulose Lacquer." The neck shape is "57 Style Soft 'V'," and the fingerboard radius is "9.5R." It is equipped with 21 "Narrow Tall (6105)" frets, which are slightly narrower and taller than standard. The combination of the 9.5R fingerboard and the tall, narrow frets ensures excellent playability, making the guitar easy to handle across a wide range of genres and playing styles. The body features the cool "Ocean Turquoise" finish. Combined with the relic finish applied to the body, it creates a truly excellent aesthetic. Weighing approximately 3.37 kg, it is lightweight and offers excellent maneuverability. It is equipped with "Fat 50s" pickups. It delivers a crisp yet full-bodied tone that is quintessentially Strat-like. The control system is the "Strat Vint Mod #2." The tone control also affects the bridge pickup, making it easy to use. The Ocean Turquoise finish pairs perfectly with the maple neck—a truly cool guitar! Please take this opportunity to consider it. * We sincerely apologize, but we are unable to offer this item at any other Ishibashi Music stores or through inter-store transfers. Please direct all inquiries to the Ishibashi Music Ochanomizu Main Store. Truss Rod: Tested up to 60 degrees in both directions with no issues (limited remaining adjustment in the loosening direction) Neck condition: No issues Frets: Approximately 80% Case: Original hard case Accessories: Tremolo arm, certificate of authenticity (case has a tear), spec sheet, bridge cover Serial Number: R102351 Weight: 3.37 kg Condition: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use Serial Number: R102351 Year of Manufacture: 2019 Country of Manufacture: USA Case: Hard case Weight: 3.37 kg Truss Rod: Note: Tested up to 60 degrees left and right with n