[SN R98373] USED Fender Custom Shop / 1962 Stratocaster Heavy Relic 2A Flame Maple Gold HW Surf Green [03]

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A used 2019 Fender Custom Shop 1962 Stratocaster Heavy Relic 2A Flame Maple Gold HW Surf Green has arrived in stock. It features a 2-piece alder body, a "Flame AA" maple neck finished in "Dark Tint Lacquer," and a "Round LAM AAA" rosewood fingerboard. The neck shape is a “60s-Style Oval ‘C’.” The fingerboard radius is 9.5, and it is equipped with 21 “Narrow Tall/6105” frets, a Custom Shop staple. The incorporation of modern specifications makes it easy to play. The finish color is “Surf Green.” The “Heavy Relic” treatment applied throughout the guitar, combined with the gold hardware, creates a truly eye-catching look. It is equipped with three “Hand-Wound 60’s STRAT” pickups. They deliver a classic Strat tone with excellent clarity and responsiveness. The middle pickup is “RWRP (Reverse Wind, Reverse Polarity),” providing hum cancellation when played in the half-tone position. The control circuit uses “Strat Vint Mod Wiring #1.” The tone control also affects the bridge pickup, making it easy to handle. As for its condition, since it has a relic finish, details are unclear, but it appears to have no major damage that would detract from its appearance. There is a tear in the case containing the certificate of authenticity and spec sheet, and the included hard case shows some slight discoloration. This is a unique guitar where the gold hardware stands out beautifully against the heavily reliced Surf Green finish. Please consider taking advantage of this opportunity. * Please note that due to the nature of this product, we are unable to transfer it between stores. Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use Serial Number: R98373 Year of Manufacture: 2019 Country of Manufacture: United States Case: Hard case Accessories: Arm, bridge cover, certificate of authenticity, spec sheet (case has a tear), strap Weight: 3.51 kg Truss Rod: No issues; checked up to 60 degrees to the left and right with no problems Remaining Fret