1983 Fender Stratocaster Dan Smith 2-Knob Sunburst Finish w/OHSC

Description

This Is Located At Our Brick And Mortar Store In San Diego, CA 

1983 Fender Stratocaster In Sunburst

In Very Good Condition Overall - Bumps. Nicks, And Scratches Throughout From Playwear - Please See All Photos 

Frets In Very Good Condition - Some Wear Around The Open Chords - Playability Is Just Fine 

Original Hardware - Trem Arm Went Missing In The Summer Of 1995 During A Rainstorm 

Pickups Are A Mish-Mash Of Jolly Good Fun - Neck Is A Tom Anderson - Middle Looks To Be A Fender Single Coil With A Ceramic Magnet - Bridge Is A High Output Rails Humbucker - These Are All In-Phase With Eachother - Go Shred 

Weighs In At: 7 Pounds 15 Ounces 

Nut Width: 1.68" 

Neck Depth: .78" At The 1st Fret - .87" At The 12th Fret 

Comes With The Original Hardshell Case Shown In Photos 

Dan Smith 2-Knob glory. These are typically wildly unpopular. I don't know about you but a single tone knob works just dandy for me. This set the stage for what became the American Standard line. Funny that this 43 year old guitar really doesn't seem too far off from what Fender currently makes. Minus the funky trem that is. If you're looking for a very reasonably priced "Vintage" Fender this might be for you.