Fender Special Edition Showmaster FMT HH

[Kevinlane]

$400 to TBers , wgig bag good shape, but back tremelo cover has some warpage. Some tarnishing on black chrome (I think this stuff tarnished pretty easily)

* 1 5/8" wide graphite nut
* rosewood fingerboard with 15 3/4" radius
* abalone position dots
* 25 1/2" scale length
* cast/sealed locking tuning machines
* truss rod adjusts at peghead
* 24 jumbo frets
* light weight mahogany body
* flamed maple top
* 7.35 pounds overall guitar weight
* 2-point synchronized trem
* Duncan SH-1N RP ‘59 (Neck),
* Duncan SHPGP-1B Pearly Gates Plus (Bridge)
* 5-Position Blade, Special Switching:
Position 1. Full Bridge Humbucking Pickup (Coils in Series)
Position 2. Both Inside Single Coils (Coils in Series)
Position 3. Both Full Humbuckers
Position 4. Full Neck Humbucker (Coils in Parallel)
Position 5. Full Neck Humbucker (Coils in Series)

[Montanamike]

Where is it made?

[Texan]

These are Korean neck thru's. This is an incredibly versatile guitar. You can get strat and les paulesque sounds. I own one of these, an American standard strat and a les Paul. This showmaster is my favorite. The neck is a bit thinner than the American strats too. The duncans are a killer combo.

[Kevinlane]

Yep Mike, pretty much what the Texan said!

[Bitterdale]

Originally Posted by Texan

These are Korean neck thru's. This is an incredibly versatile guitar. You can get strat and les paulesque sounds. I own one of these, an American standard strat and a les Paul. This showmaster is my favorite. The neck is a bit thinner than the American strats too. The duncans are a killer combo.

These are actually set neck guitars. The neck joint is then carved to give the appearance of a neck thru.

The craftsmanship on these guitars is fantastic. GLWTS.

[Kevinlane]

Ops, yes set neck is correct.

They basically have some Fender and Gibson traits blended.
Only reason I'm selling is I wanted a hard tail version.

[Kevinlane]

bump it up!

[Kevinlane]

Still up for grabs, any offers?

[Kevinlane]

up up up

[Kevinlane]

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