【Introduction】 Fender Japan: ST62-78TX, S serial number, so it's from 2006-2008, in the rare Fiesta Red color. This color is popular due to Gary Moore's use, but I don't think it appears on the market very often. Although it's made by Fender Japan, perhaps due to the slightly thicker neck compared to other Strats, or the quality of the wood at the time, this particular guitar resonates beautifully. I remember feeling it was a "lucky find" when I tried it out in the store. Personally, I love this fretboard, and I think it uses really good wood. I usually specialize in guitars, but I used this one when I was covering Gary Moore. Recently, my throat hasn't been doing well, and singing is a strain, so I've decided to put it up for sale. I probably won't be using it much in the future, so I'd like to pass it on to someone who will play it. Thank you. 【Condition】 There are minor scratches and dents, but considering it's been about 20 years since it was made, it's generally in good condition. I haven't touched the truss rod since I bought it. *It's a used purchase. *I was told by the store where I bought it that there's room on both sides. There have been no changes to the parts. *I was also told this by the store where I bought it. The neck condition seems straight to me, but I'm not an expert. The frets seem to have about 80% life remaining, judging conservatively. There was no buzzing or crackling that I noticed. Weight: 3.45kg *Measured with a home scale 【Accessories】 Non-genuine gig case, arm *Missing back panel 【Shipping Method】 I will ship it using a recycled cardboard box. 【Overall】 I've played it with care, so I believe the condition is sufficient. However, it's a used item that has been owned by an individual, so please understand that there may be oversights. Also, I cannot accept returns, refunds, or exchanges. Please understand. If you still request a return or refund, please provide evidence that clearly shows a significant oversight on the seller's part, such as a video of the unboxing. Thank you very much.