Fender Japan MG65 VSP crafted in Japan The body is fully lacquer painted, from the primer. The neck has an over-lacquer finish on the Fender logo surface, and all-lacquer from the primer on the rest. Heavy aged relic. Overall weather checking is present and is expected to progress further with environmental changes. Brass gold is used for the red undercoat. When the red paint wears off, the gold will peek through, and when the gold wears off, the white will appear. I think it's fun to enjoy the aging of the paint by rubbing it, using it, and playing it wildly. Moving your body gets your tension up and is also exercise. In this AI age, I want to live emotionally, in a way that only humans can. Regarding the sound: To be honest, I don't think it can be used like a Stratocaster. I think it's good to play it like Kurt Cobain, strumming and singing. The rear pickup is equipped with a Duncan SHR-1B, so it has a powerful feel, which is better than the normal one. Poplar body Rosewood fingerboard, maple neck Approximately 3.6kg Pickups Rear: Seymour Duncan SHR-1B Front: Fender Japan CTS pots Under current inspection: Truss rod adjustment possible No dead spots when played acoustically No fret wear