Description
Condition: Used
Made in Japan in 2008 MADE IN JAPAN
This is a premium series "ASAT Classic" which is now out of production.
It is manufactured by Fujigen and is equipped with the well-known "C.F.S. (Circle Fretting System)" of the same manufacturer.
The one-piece maple neck with medium jumbo frets and a slightly gentle fingerboard radius is finished in a slim shape, and ash is used for the body material.
The pickups are the same MFD (Magnetic Field Design) pickups as those made in the U.S.A., and although single coils are used, they are characterized by their low noise and powerful sound.
As the model name suggests, this is a quality guitar that combines the classic appearance of the Cruson-type tuners and vintage-style six-saddle bridge with modern sound and playability, giving it a unique G&L appeal.
The body back is dotted with dings on the edges and has been coated with oil and clear for protection. There are some other signs of use such as minor scuffs and scratches, but there are no scratches that significantly damage the appearance, and overall, the guitar is in a good to excellent condition.
There are some dents on the back of the neck, but they are not so deep that they are almost unnoticeable.
The neck is in good condition, with about 70% of the frets remaining even at the most reduced point.
There is plenty of room in the truss rod, and the electrical system is in good condition.
Repair and parts replacement history: Dents are clear coated.
Neck: 1 piece maple
Body: Ash
Nut width (actual measurement): 41.7 mm
Weight: approx. 3.6 kg
With soft case
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