8 Results: New & Used in mij strat in Australia

I purchased this guitar in 2018 and it has been my main guitar. I have loved the playability and sound it produces and of course the look. I am selling it as I now have another Tele and a strat, and simply don't need 3 electric guitars. I have always liked using the vibrato/bigsby, however because of how rare this guitar is, I went with a setup that avoids any marks or drilling to the guitar - GOLD Bigsby B5G, Vibramate V5TEV, Dual Access Upgraded Saddles - 3 Piece combo fits Fender Telecaste

For those unfamiliar with the SE and the California Series, they are seen as one of the best modding platforms for Fender's Squier electric guitars because they used the same body thickness as the American Strat. I wanted to create the sound of an MIJ Fender/Squier Strat and believe I have accomplished my goal on this guitar. I have kept the original Squier stamped tuners simply because they work very well but the headstock takes standard tuners - not the two pin tuners - meaning no drilling r

Really great 70’s Strat Copy. This one is branded Amena, though these guitars were also branded Ibanez, Aria etc. I think the Ibanez version was model 3275-NT. This is setup and plays really great. It’s really fun and a great weight. The pickups are my favourites. Not sure on the specs, but they’re hot and meaty. Great for dirty/overdriven stuff. Condition wise it’s pretty fair. There’s been a re glue in the lower body, where a join seam had separated over time. The frets haven’t much life le

Telecaster Custom Ray Carlton Build. Carlton Guitars https://carltonguitars.com.au/ Fantastic quality instrument built to the highest specs. Awesome Mick Brierley pick ups (Powerful Broadcaster Bridge , sweet Firebird Neck), hand rolled neck, gorgeous surf green satin finish , rosewood fingerbaord, MIJ neck & body. Full spec sheet included in pics. As new condition. Almost the same spec as this review link below other than this has a 9.5" radius neck ; review has 12". Check it out.. Hard c

Got a bit of a sweet tooth? If Easter didn’t fulfil your need for sugar then maybe this Candy Apple Red beauty could do the trick! Full of MIJ Fuji-gen goodness, this guitar has so much life left in it that it’s hard to believe! For whatever reason Candy Apple Red seems hard to find on high end Fenders these days, but clearly they knew what they were doing in the early 90’s! With a satin neck, lively frets, a lovely rosewood fingerboard and a classic Fender finish, this is a workhorse that’s

RARE & very hard to come by in Australia The Tokai Blazing Fire Talbo was originally released in 1982 and included an aluminium body. Due to the popularity of it's unique shape Tokai reissued these guitars in the late 90's, this time with a wood body as a result of customer feedback. Whilst many believe Fender sued Tokai for their Fender 'copies' this isn't in fact acurate. Due to the quality workmanship of MIJ Tokai instruments Fender actually commissioned Tokai to make their MIJ Fender gu

Hi everyone, I’ve finally realised that regardless of how many Fenders I own, I’m never going to play like Ritchie Blackmore. I love Strats, especially Japanese Strats, but I have more than I need, and feel it’s time for a Les Paul. The serial number starts with an O, which makes it a 93/94 model. It comes with a non-fender bag, no trem bar or back plate I’m afraid, but that’s how I got it way back when. I do not have PayPal. I do not accept PayID, nor do I wish to have your (insert random

An early 2000's (2002 I'm pretty sure) Japanese classic - this 20 year old stunner just came to me in a trade, but I have enough Strats (plus I'm a lefty!) so off it goes to a good home... a very clean example, with a few bumps and scratches as expected for the age but nothing too heavy - a few upgrades from the previous owner (a Gibson bridge pickup from an explorer, Gotoh machines and Ernie Ball strap locks (but the original strap buttons are included). Comes in a classic Fender moulded case,