This extremely short-lived model, produced around 1983-1985 during the so-called "Dan Smith era," is a transitional piece in Fender history. With very few existing units, it's highly valued among enthusiasts as a collector's item, marking the end of the CBS era and the transition to the post-CBS era. This instrument is characterized by the following: * Small headstock: A design that returned to the original, smaller headstock from the CBS era's large headstock. * Two-knob configuration (1Vol / 1Tone): An experimental design at the time, a unique specification that was not carried over to later models. * Lacquer finish: Contributes significantly to the sound quality compared to the thick poly finishes of the time. Made in 1984. Weight is approximately 3.7kg. It has a vintage-style sound, and the half-tone is particularly attractive. However, it doesn't align with my musical direction, so I'm letting it go with a tinge of regret. 【Condition】 The headstock has cigarette burn marks, and the instrument shows signs of use, including scratches. There are many dents, especially on the lower part of the body. Dents are also visible on the back and sides of the body. Please check the images. The neck is almost straight, and the truss rod has room to adjust in both directions. The frets have about 70-80% life remaining, and there are no buzzing or dead spots, so the condition is good. The electrical system functions normally without any scratchy noise. 【Accessories】 Soft case (with tears) Tremolo arm (not original, so the fixing is loose and it comes out. You can prevent it from falling out by wrapping tape, etc.) 【Shipping】 It will be carefully packed with bubble wrap and cardboard and shipped via Takkyubin (Yamato Transport) with free shipping. Packing materials will be reused. ※ If you choose "convenience store payment" or "bank transfer," please purchase only if you can pay within 24 hours.