※ Re-recorded the distorted sound on 2025/12/26. For reference: https://youtu.be/HU0dsgk3MFo ※ Demo video uploaded on 2025/11/29. Sorry for the poor playing. https://youtu.be/s6tVnLImBio This is a Bacchus Global Series Stratocaster. It's an older model with a serial number in the 3000s. I purchased the body and neck on a net auction and have been using them, but I'm selling it because I bought a new guitar. As you can see in the photos, it's see-through and the wood grain is visible. Unlike recent low-cost models, it's clear that it uses proper wood, not plywood or compressed materials. It also produces a good Stratocaster-like sound. There are a few modifications: Gotoh locking tuners CTS potentiometers Oak 5-way switch Black Candy capacitor Fender bridge Raw Vintage springs Switchcraft jack Although it's a DIY modification, the parts are of the same class as those used in high-end models like Momose. Modifying it at a musical instrument store would cost tens of thousands of yen. I was using different pickups when I was using it, but for the sale, I've replaced them with parts from a Bacchus Universe Series guitar. If you don't like them, please replace them with your preferred pickups. Sound check confirmed. The fingerboard has an appropriate radius, and the fret edges have been carefully dressed. Since it's an old guitar, there are some scratches on the underside of the body. There are also fine scratches on the surface that are only visible when you look closely in the light. Back panel and arm are not included. Also, the pickguard originally had a pearl sticker, but it has deteriorated and been removed. The frets are about 60% to 70% remaining. The truss rod can be turned 45 degrees in either direction and still has room. The string height is a little high. There is no fret buzz or dead notes. It might improve somewhat with neck adjustment. It will be packed in a non-original soft case and then in cardboard. #bacchus #GlobalSeries #Stratocaster