vintage electric guitar Vester Stage Series

Electric guitar for shock-rock , glam-metal , jazz-fusion , shred-metal ,etc 
80's VESTER Stage Series by SAEHAN GUITAR TECHNOLOGY made in 1987-1988 by Young Chang before the Company started an own production in U.S.A.
Ser.No.# E707055 that means one of the earliest ones 
 
Features:
Two single coils and a splittable humbucker
3 toggle switch selectors for 7 different positions plus a by-pass one (or standby-signal)
Maple neck; medium size; not slim not too much chuncky but almost in the chuncky side, at least IMHO
22-frets
Bridge with the push-in pull-off whammy bar system technology (no threads)
Three string locks at the nut
Micro-tuners on the bridge for fine tuning adjustment Metallized or metallic blue finish

Dimensions;
fretboard width at the nut: 1" 19/32 or 41 millimeters
fretboard width at 12th fret: 2" or 51 mm
fretboard width at 22nd fret: 2" 3/16 or 56 mm
thickness of neck at the nut: 3/4" or 19 mm
thickness of neck at 12th fret: 14/16" or 22 mm
body thicknes 1" 3/4 or 45 mm
Pickups through my meter read like so:
neck's = 7.99 K Ohms
middle's = 8.29 K Ohms
bridge's = 12 K Ohms
Over time it has got a couple of scratches on the body bottom, scuffs on the tremolo-spring cover, a pair of barely noticeable dings and dents on the neck back, and a 2 inch-long chipped-out spot at the blue finish on the rear edge. The small chipped-out finish spot has been fixed by myself own by a little brush. Since I didn't find the same exact blue paint and since I used a brush instead of, say, spray, then my job has resulted pretty raw, crude or lumpy, but pretty functional anyway IMHO. Also, some frets - especially the ones from 2nd to 8th especially at the upper strings area - have got worn-out hence some buzz or rattleing & clanking metallic noise - nothing remarkable - might pop out especially if you use too light string gauges.

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