Made in 1983
FENDER Japan JV serial is popular as Japan vintage. TL52-65, which was the standard model at the time, has arrived. The body follows traditional TELECASTER style, with a 3-piece ash (catalog spec) maple neck, 7.25" fingerboard radius, Bakelite black guard, and flathead screws.
The nut has been replaced, and the frets are original.
The front pickup has been replaced with a Gibson humbucker, and the pickup cavity has been roughly jagged. The rear pickup was also replaced (manufacturer unknown), the bridge was replaced along with the plate to a top load only type (string backing is not possible), and the saddle is also 6WAY.
Electrical parts have been replaced with pots (CTS x 2), switches (CRL), and capacitors (Vitamin-Q).
Since there are many replacement parts, we have set the price more affordable than the market price.
This model was produced 40 years ago and has a great sound, especially the neck. I think the front ham modification is also popular, and the base model is the luxurious JV TELE. You can finish the cavity beautifully and finish with your favorite parts, and as it is currently in good playing condition, it is also recommended for main use.
Overall, there are signs of use commensurate with the model year, including scratches and scratches, as well as dullness and rust on the hardware parts.
The frets have wear and dents and have about 60% remaining, but with a standard string height setup, there is no chatter or clogging of the sound. The neck is in good condition and remains straight, and we have confirmed that the truss rod has sufficient room on both sides.
Weight
3.781kg
Case
Hard case