Fender / Made In Japan Limited Active Modern Stratocaster Black Electric Guitar

  

Fender / Made In Japan Limited Active Modern Stratocaster Black. Introducing the limited edition "Active Modern" series from Japanese-made Fender! The Made in Japan Limited Active Modern series is a new modern style option designed for players who prefer high-end guitars and seek both playability and sound quality. A newly designed heel cut, a neck finish designed for smooth playability, and a compound radius fingerboard provide comfortable playability. You can play with a natural feel in any position.

It delivers a clear, three-dimensional sound with minimal noise. It covers a wide range of sound variations, from delicate cleans to powerful overdrive. The Made in Japan Limited Active Modern Stratocaster features a renowned alder body and Premium Vintage-Style Late 60s Single-Coil pickups designed to achieve a vintage sound.

Featuring a heavy-duty modern-style saddle 2-point tremolo system and locking tuners, this guitar boasts a satin-finish Modern "C" shaped maple neck with a double-action truss rod, a 9.5-inch radius fingerboard, and medium jumbo frets for smooth and comfortable playability. This is a next-generation Made in Japan series, blending modern sensibilities with exquisite Japanese craftsmanship. Neck Finish: Satin Urethane Finish on Back, Gloss Urethane Finish on Front. Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5" to 14" Compound Radius (241 mm-355.6 mm). Position Inlays: Abalone Dot (Rosewood). Nut (Material/Width) : Bone, 1.650 (42 mm).

Tuning Machines: Deluxe Cast/Sealed Locking. Scale length: 25.5 (648 mm). Bridge: 2-Point Deluxe Synchronized Tremolo with Pop-In Arm. Pickups : Premium Vintage-Style Late 60s Single-Coil Stratocaster (Bridge), Premium Vintage-Style Late 60s Single-Coil Stratocaster (Middle), Premium Vintage-Style Late 60s Single-Coil Stratocaster (Neck). Controls: Master Volume(Push / Push), Master Tone, Gain for Turbo Tone.

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