Vintage 1995 Fender Squier Stratocaster - Maple - Korea - David Gilmour Style

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Vintage 1995 Korean Made Fender Squier Stratocaster "Bullet Series" - David Gilmour VIBE - Ready To Play!
MAPLE NECK/MAPLE FRETBOARD
Is in really good shape to be 27 years old!
The first real Stratocaster of the Bullet series was the Squier Bullet Stratocaster, born in Korea in 1989. It was a decidedly cheap guitar which, in perfect Korean style, had a plywood body; the tuning machines were the economic Ping that replaced the "Fender Stamped" of the previous Bullets; the bridge was two-pivot with die-cast saddles and the pickguard had an atypical shape that resembled that of the Indian Stratocasters. The absence of the second tone knob, instead of which there was the jack socket, stood out.
The "E9" serial number of the very first Bullet Stratocasters was on the neck plate and the headstock, on which the Silver Squier Logo and the usual star with the decal “BULLET” displayed, was equipped with only one string tree; however, the serial number was very soon moved to the headstock and a second string tree was added afterwards.
First Bullet Stratocaster
Squier Bullet Stratocaster’s second model, produced between 1994 and 1995, distinguished itself from the previous one by the presence of a bridge with six screws and for the headstock with the Black Squier Logo with the "BULLET SERIES" decal, two string trees, but above all for the presence of the second tone control.