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Related: About this forumMexican strats I love them a few upgrades and you are still ahead of the game in savings.
A ramble cant sleep work tonight. I just put in a treble bleed in my sons friend strat he is the second owner and this guitar is stellar its ash natural finish rosewood fretboard serial # is telling me late 2000s. Whoever owned it before loved this guitar new tuners and nut aftermarket custom shop sixty nines and they went the brass route on the block and claw down to the saddles.
What they are making in Ensenada is just amazing these strats are old school like the 60 and 70 standards that I grew up playing. Today we have so many options from amps to guitars in decent price a few upgrades or amp mods youre good to go. Recently now just bear with me Ive had at least five coffees the boys went to work they then will come home knock out cyber school and I ramble.
Home use we use 1-5 watt marshals also a 5 fender clone of a champ that Liz had built for me as Christmas gift years ago. Yet recently I had 18 watt combo modded only reason I bought it was for the 2-12 green backs I knew they were aftermarket yet I took it to a friend who builds amps said hey drop in your JTM 45 6v6 builds patch it wanna be able to blend.
And give me the option of well now opened up were probably 20 watts yet I can drop it to 10 or 5 watts as well. Price was so much cheaper than buying an amp with same feature with a well known name on panel and now Dad has all the headroom anybody could possibly need.
calimary
(84,607 posts)judesedit
(4,518 posts)sometime you're in the mood.
emulatorloo
(45,591 posts)It is a joy to play!
ProfessorGAC
(70,599 posts)White pickguard & knows. Sharp looking. Has Vintage Noiseless pickups.
It's Mexican made, too.
The US made is customized, substantially. Warmouth bird's eye maple neck & fingerboard, Kahler vibrato, Duncan SSL-1 pickups. The body is alder, not ash. I had it painted with Mercedes silver paint. Has a black aluminum pickguard.
The 2 are both strats, but sound nothing alike.