The 2008 Fender Mexico Road Worn 60s Stratocaster 3CS is now in stock.
The Road Worn series is manufactured in a factory in Mexico and has gained popularity for its relic processing and thinly blown nitrocellulose lacquer coating.

This machine uses an alder body, a maple neck specification with a rose fingerboard, and classic materials.
The spaghetti logo small head, slab-applied rose fingerboard, and fingerboard radius of [7.25R] are used, reproducing the specifications of the early 1960s.

The pickups are equipped with [Fender Tex-Mex Strat Pickups] that correspond to each position, producing a powerful yet crisp sound.
Normally, the tone control has a specification that affects the rear as well, but now it has been changed to a vintage specification that only affects the front and center.

In addition to the original relic specifications, there are signs of use, scratches, and stickers, but even those scratches make it look cool.
The truss rod has plenty of room left and right, and the frets maintain the remaining 40% in areas where there is wear around the low position, and 60% overall, but there are no places where the sound is extremely clogged, and the neck condition is good. is also good.

It is characterized by a powerful yet crisp sound, and is a piece that has been used well and has a very good atmosphere with the addition of real relic elements.

*Back panel missing, recent Fender molded hard case included.

Weight: 3.20kg

Condition: B+: No problems in normal use.
Year of manufacture: 2008
Weight: 3.20kg
Body material: Alder
Fingerboard material: rosewood
Neck material: maple
Accessories: Recent Fender molded hard case, tremolo arm tension spring, booklet tags