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SQUIER Vista Series-Super-Sonic Blue Sparkel-Made in Japan 1997-Sofort Lieferbar
Estimated price for orientation: 1 780 $
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Description Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Marke: Squier Anzahl der Saiten: 6 Ausführung: Rechtshand Farbe: Sparkle Blue Herstellernummer: nicht zutreffend Inkl. Tasche: Ja Modell: Super-Sonic Vista Series in Sparkle B Herstellungsland und -region: Japan Bauart: Stratocaster EAN: Nicht zutreffend
SQUIER Vista Series-Super-Sonic Blue Sparkel-Made in Japan 1997-98-Sofort LieferbarDie einzigartige Squier Super-Sonic aus der Vista Series von Fender in einem elektrisierenden blau .Hergestellt in Japan 1997-98
.Seriennummer: A006750 Die Squier Super-Sonic wurde von Fender zwei Jahre lang in den 90ern als ein Teil der 1997 Fender Vista Serie hergestellt. Die Gitarre wurde von Joe Carducci designt, dem damaligen Fender Produktmanager für E-Gitarren. Jimi Hendrix inspirierte Joe Carducci zu diesem Design. Carducci sah Jimi spielend auf einem Bild mit einer Fender Jaguar. Die Super-Sonic gab es in vier Farben: Olympic White, Black, Sparkle Silver and Sparkle Blue.
The fab Squier Super-Sonic Vista Series by Fender in electric sparkle blue!As far as we know the only brand new model left!
Don´t miss this chance!.crafted in Japan 1997-98
.s/n A006750The Squier Super-Sonic was a guitar manufactured and sold by Fender for two years in the 1990s as part of Fender’s 1997 Vista series. The guitar was designed by Joe Carducci, Fender’s electric guitar product manager at the time, and who is said to have been inspired by an image of Jimi Hendrix playing a Fender Jaguar ‘upside-down’, or left-handed.
The Super-Sonic came in 4 colors: Olympic White, Black, Sparkle Silver and Sparkle Blue. All Squier Super-Sonics came with a white/black/white sandwich The guitar also came with an incredible 24-inch scale, 22-fret Like the and Jaguar, the body was crafted from in Japan. The guitar came with a reversed headstock and a -style bridge with hardened steel-pressed saddles and a screwed-in . The Super-Sonic had two Korean made The guitar had no tone controls, but instead had two volume controls with pickup switching controlled by a 3-way toggle switch. The interesting thing about the volume controls is that they were wired in reverse. The volume control closest to the bridge controlled the bridge pickup, while the volume knob closest to the input jack controlled the rhythm pickup. Kluson-style tuners similar to those found on many Stratocasters were used on the headstock.Back around 1998, the Fender factory in Japan was making Squier-labeled guitars from the Vista series that were better, apparently, than Fender HQ was comfortable with. Sold as lower-priced instruments, the workmanship on these instruments rivaled the Fender USA instruments and certainly beat their other overseas-built guitars, although some of the parts, particularly the electronics, are somewhat sub-standard. The Squier Super-Sonic is one of the best of this series.
The Super-Sonic is a short-scale instrument, with a 24" scale. The body is basswood and the neck is maple, with a "skunk stripe." The truss rod is the bullet style, which adjusts at the headstock.
Description
| Condition: | New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Marke: | Squier |
| Anzahl der Saiten: | 6 | Ausführung: | Rechtshand |
| Farbe: | Sparkle Blue | Herstellernummer: | nicht zutreffend |
| Inkl. Tasche: | Ja | Modell: | Super-Sonic Vista Series in Sparkle B |
| Herstellungsland und -region: | Japan | Bauart: | Stratocaster |
| EAN: | Nicht zutreffend |
SQUIER Vista Series-Super-Sonic Blue Sparkel-Made in Japan 1997-98-Sofort LieferbarDie einzigartige Squier Super-Sonic aus der Vista Series von Fender in einem elektrisierenden blau .Hergestellt in Japan 1997-98
.Seriennummer: A006750 Die Squier Super-Sonic wurde von Fender zwei Jahre lang in den 90ern als ein Teil der 1997 Fender Vista Serie hergestellt. Die Gitarre wurde von Joe Carducci designt, dem damaligen Fender Produktmanager für E-Gitarren. Jimi Hendrix inspirierte Joe Carducci zu diesem Design. Carducci sah Jimi spielend auf einem Bild mit einer Fender Jaguar. Die Super-Sonic gab es in vier Farben: Olympic White, Black, Sparkle Silver and Sparkle Blue.
The fab Squier Super-Sonic Vista Series by Fender in electric sparkle blue!As far as we know the only brand new model left!
Don´t miss this chance!.crafted in Japan 1997-98
.s/n A006750The Squier Super-Sonic was a guitar manufactured and sold by Fender for two years in the 1990s as part of Fender’s 1997 Vista series. The guitar was designed by Joe Carducci, Fender’s electric guitar product manager at the time, and who is said to have been inspired by an image of Jimi Hendrix playing a Fender Jaguar ‘upside-down’, or left-handed.
The Super-Sonic came in 4 colors: Olympic White, Black, Sparkle Silver and Sparkle Blue. All Squier Super-Sonics came with a white/black/white sandwich The guitar also came with an incredible 24-inch scale, 22-fret Like the and Jaguar, the body was crafted from in Japan. The guitar came with a reversed headstock and a -style bridge with hardened steel-pressed saddles and a screwed-in . The Super-Sonic had two Korean made The guitar had no tone controls, but instead had two volume controls with pickup switching controlled by a 3-way toggle switch. The interesting thing about the volume controls is that they were wired in reverse. The volume control closest to the bridge controlled the bridge pickup, while the volume knob closest to the input jack controlled the rhythm pickup. Kluson-style tuners similar to those found on many Stratocasters were used on the headstock.Back around 1998, the Fender factory in Japan was making Squier-labeled guitars from the Vista series that were better, apparently, than Fender HQ was comfortable with. Sold as lower-priced instruments, the workmanship on these instruments rivaled the Fender USA instruments and certainly beat their other overseas-built guitars, although some of the parts, particularly the electronics, are somewhat sub-standard. The Squier Super-Sonic is one of the best of this series.
The Super-Sonic is a short-scale instrument, with a 24" scale. The body is basswood and the neck is maple, with a "skunk stripe." The truss rod is the bullet style, which adjusts at the headstock.
.Seriennummer: A006750 Die Squier Super-Sonic wurde von Fender zwei Jahre lang in den 90ern als ein Teil der 1997 Fender Vista Serie hergestellt. Die Gitarre wurde von Joe Carducci designt, dem damaligen Fender Produktmanager für E-Gitarren. Jimi Hendrix inspirierte Joe Carducci zu diesem Design. Carducci sah Jimi spielend auf einem Bild mit einer Fender Jaguar. Die Super-Sonic gab es in vier Farben: Olympic White, Black, Sparkle Silver and Sparkle Blue.
The fab Squier Super-Sonic Vista Series by Fender in electric sparkle blue!As far as we know the only brand new model left!
Don´t miss this chance!.crafted in Japan 1997-98
.s/n A006750The Squier Super-Sonic was a guitar manufactured and sold by Fender for two years in the 1990s as part of Fender’s 1997 Vista series. The guitar was designed by Joe Carducci, Fender’s electric guitar product manager at the time, and who is said to have been inspired by an image of Jimi Hendrix playing a Fender Jaguar ‘upside-down’, or left-handed.
The Super-Sonic came in 4 colors: Olympic White, Black, Sparkle Silver and Sparkle Blue. All Squier Super-Sonics came with a white/black/white sandwich The guitar also came with an incredible 24-inch scale, 22-fret Like the and Jaguar, the body was crafted from in Japan. The guitar came with a reversed headstock and a -style bridge with hardened steel-pressed saddles and a screwed-in . The Super-Sonic had two Korean made The guitar had no tone controls, but instead had two volume controls with pickup switching controlled by a 3-way toggle switch. The interesting thing about the volume controls is that they were wired in reverse. The volume control closest to the bridge controlled the bridge pickup, while the volume knob closest to the input jack controlled the rhythm pickup. Kluson-style tuners similar to those found on many Stratocasters were used on the headstock.Back around 1998, the Fender factory in Japan was making Squier-labeled guitars from the Vista series that were better, apparently, than Fender HQ was comfortable with. Sold as lower-priced instruments, the workmanship on these instruments rivaled the Fender USA instruments and certainly beat their other overseas-built guitars, although some of the parts, particularly the electronics, are somewhat sub-standard. The Squier Super-Sonic is one of the best of this series.
The Super-Sonic is a short-scale instrument, with a 24" scale. The body is basswood and the neck is maple, with a "skunk stripe." The truss rod is the bullet style, which adjusts at the headstock.