[SN R113657] USED Fender Custom Shop / 1961 Stratocaster Journeyman Tobacco Sunburst [20]

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A 1961 Stratocaster Journeyman (manufactured in 2021) that recreates the specifications of the early 1960s. It features an alder body paired with a maple neck with a slab-jointed AAA rosewood fingerboard. An ultra-thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish and Journeyman Relic treatment give it the look and feel of a well-worn vintage guitar, along with a natural tone. The neck features a ’60s Oval “C” profile and a 9.5-inch radius fingerboard, ensuring modern playability. Equipped with STRAT FAT 60S pickups, this guitar—combined with its lightweight body—delivers a responsive, bright tone and a sound with quick attack. Since the guitar was originally relic-finished, it’s difficult to determine if there are any new scratches, but there are no noticeable dents on the neck. Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use Serial Number: R113657 Year of Manufacture: 2021 Country of Manufacture: United States Case: Genuine hard case Accessories: Arm, bridge cover, 2 spare tremolo springs, certificate of authenticity, spec sheet Weight: 3.61 kg Truss Rod: No issues; rod movement checked up to 60 degrees in both directions with no problems Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playability String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret String Action (Treble Side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret Nut width: 41.2 mm Neck thickness near the 1st fret: 20.2 mm Neck thickness near the 12th fret: 24.2 mm Scale: 648 mm (25.5") RADIUS: 241 mm (9.5") Strings at Setup: D'Addario EXL110 / .010-.046 set Repairs and Maintenance Performed: Cleaning, string replacement, truss rod adjustment, octave adjustment, action adjustment * As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, and other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance. * Any listed measurements for the truss rod, remaining fret life, string action, etc., were taken by our staff d