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Schecter Walnut Stratocaster // Vintage from the 90s //

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Description

This is a Schecter ST-type guitar from the early 1990s. There are some minor scratches due to its age, but overall it is in good condition. - Body and neck made of walnut. - Fingerboard is made of ebony. - Serial number: 91xxx - Approximate weight: 3.8 kg. - Pickups: F: Dancan single humbucker, C: Suhr, R: Dimarzio single humbucker. - Tuners: Gotoh locking tuners. - Bridge: Gotoh 510. - The tone circuit is not wired, and it seems to have a push-pull coil tap. There is a Buzz Feiten sticker on the back of the neck, but it is unclear if the Buzz Feiten Tuning System is implemented. Included are the tremolo arm shown in the photos and a set of D'Addario strings. This is sold as is with no returns, and shipping will be charged via Yamato Transport.

Schecter Walnut Stratocaster // Vintage from the 90s //

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225,000 Yen ($1470.59)

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2026-03-26 07:58:50 JST

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Collector Commentary

This 1990s Schecter ST-type guitar epitomizes the craftsmanship and aesthetic of the era, made from walnut with an ebony fingerboard, which appeals to both collectors and players. The inclusion of high-quality components such as Gotoh locking tuners and a unique pickup configuration reflects Schecter's commitment to innovative design, making it a desirable piece in the vintage guitar market. Given the condition noted—minor scratches and a missing tone circuit wiring—its current bid of ¥245,000 is consistent with collector pricing for early Japanese guitars, particularly those with a lineage connected to the Buzz Feiten Tuning System. As with many vintage items from Japan, this piece benefits from better preservation standards and authenticity, enhancing its appeal among collectors.