1987 Fender Japan TL314-55 "Medium Scale" Telecaster (Black)

1987 Fender Japan TL314-55 "Medium Scale" Telecaster (Black)Made by the Fujigen factory in 1987 as part of Fender Japan's famous "E Series" of guitars. The TL314 55 was the "Medium Scale" version of the standard Telecaster featuring a 628mm scale length and 22 frets for a bit more of a Gibson feel. Basswood body bolted to a satin feel maple neck, it weighs 3. 5kg's. Well used condition as pictured with some cosmetic bumps and scuffs on the body and some fairly heavy wear to the frets, restrung and given a

With the Limited Edition G1275 Doubleneck electric guitar

There's also some even separation along the fingerboard as pictured

includes the original Australian power supply

Seems to be all original except a new set of knobs and a replacement tone pot

Scale Length - 525mm

Clean used condition as pictured with some finish wear and tear from basic use

Loaded with the original pair of SH-CF and SH-CR humbuckers controlled by a 3-way pickup selector

The previous owner has replaced all the hardware on this one with generic gold hardware and the pickups were swapped out for a pair of Seymour Duncan's (an Alnico II Pro and a SH-4) controlled by only a single volume/tone control (although the volume control essentially operates as an on/off switch)

The Ibanez RS530 Roadstar II was made in Japan in 1985 and features a maple top with red pinstripe binding on a basswood body bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard

ebony bridge and fingerboard

Super Wizard neck profile with 24 frets

Favoured by bassists in the heavier genres for many years