USED FENDER USA / Telecaster RWFB Sunburst 1978 [10]

Item Rank: B: Fairly scratched & used, but no problems in normal use.
Serial number: S 840129
(*We tried to check the neck stamp, but the stamp was too faded and difficult to read. Therefore, we refer to the characteristics of the cavities in each part of the body, the conductive paint applied in the control cavity, and the shield lug treatment method, etc.)
Country of manufacture: U.S.A.
Case：Non-genuine gig case (*Tweed pattern of gig bag brand, which was a trend in the 1990s and 2000s)
Accessories: Genuine bridge cover
Weight: 3.30kg
Truss Rod: No problem, confirmed to 60 degrees left and right
Fretboard: No problem, sufficient fretboard height
String Height (Bass String Side): 2.0mm above 12F
String height (treble string side): 1.5mm above 12F
Nut width: 40.7mm
Neck thickness (near 1F): 22.2mm
Neck thickness (near 12th fret): 23.7mm
Scale：648mm (25.5")
RADIUS：184mm (7.25")
Setup Strings: ERNIE BALL 2223/.009-.042 set
Repair and maintenance: cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment
Other: We hope you can consider the fact that it is over 45 years old from the time of manufacture. The pickups may have been replaced in the past, but the original PUs are currently mounted. The volume pot has been replaced with a CTS one from the 1980s or later & the tone pot is a solid CTS nylon shaft from around the late 1970s, so it may be original (*The two pots have past solder work marks that make it difficult to read the code stamp). The high pass filter capacitor on the volume pot has been removed and lost, but the tone capacitor is "Circle D, 0.05MFD" with "Z5V .05M 100V" print, so it is most likely an original part. The SW knob is the barrel type mounted on "Vintage Telecaster" since 1982. Original Schaller F-key is mounted, but only the first string peg has a rounded string post. The switchcraft output jack and other metal parts are original. The good news is that it is a "hard and light ash" even though it is from this period, so it may be a miracle that it exists in Nagoya Sakae store today and is a "one-and-only" piece.

* The truss rod, remaining frets, string height, etc. are the setting values at the time of setup and adjustment at our repair center.
* The items shown in the pictures are all the items including the accessories.
* If there are any problems during the final check before shipping, we will inform you separately.

specs

Item Rank
B: Fairly scratched and used, but no problem in normal use.

Serial No.
S 840129

Year of manufacture
(*We tried to check the neck stamp, but the stamp was too faded and difficult to read. Therefore, we refer to the characteristics of the cavities in each part of the body, the conductive paint applied in the control cavity, and the shield lug treatment method, etc.)

Country of manufacture
U.S.A.

Case
Non-genuine gig case (*The tweed pattern of gig bag brand, which was a trend in the 1990s and 2000s)

Accessories
Genuine bridge cover

Weight
3.30kg

Truss Rod
No problem, rod is confirmed to be 60 degrees to the left and right.

Fret Remaining
No problem, there is enough fret height

String height (bass string side)
2.0mm above 12th fret

String height (treble string side)
1.5mm above 12F

Nut Width
40.7mm

Neck Thickness (near 1F)
22.2mm

Neck Thickness (around 12F)
23.7mm

Scale
648mm (25.5")

RADIUS
184mm (7.25")

Setup Strings
ERNIE BALL 2223/.009-.042 set

Repair and maintenance
Cleaning, string replacement, rod adjustment, octave adjustment, string height adjustment

Other
We would appreciate it if you could consider the fact that the age of the instrument is over 45 years from the time of manufacture. The pickups may have been replaced in the past, but the original PUs are currently mounted. The volume pot has been replaced with a CTS one from the 1980s or later & the tone pot is a solid CTS nylon shaft from around the late 1970s, so it may be original (*The two pots have past solder work marks that make it difficult to read the code stamp). The high pass filter capacitor on the volume pot has been removed and lost, but the tone capacitor is "Circle D, 0.05MFD" with "Z5V .05M 100V" print, so it is most likely an original part. The SW knob is the barrel type mounted on "Vintage Telecaster" since 1982. Original Schaller F-key is mounted, but only the first string peg has a rounded string post. The switchcraft output jack and other metal parts are original. The good news is that it is a "hard and light ash" even though it is from this period, so it may be a miracle that it exists in Nagoya Sakae store now and is a "one and only" piece.