These 70's beauties by
Fresher are hardly a household name in most American guitar collecting families since these were primarily made for domestic use in Japan. Although at least some were briefly exported to the United Kingdom and the fact that examples occasionally show up, as of now there is no evidence that Fresher guitars were ever officially imported into the United States.
The Fresher story begins back in 1973 when Fresher guitars were introduced by the Kyowa Company, Ltd., of Nagoya. Kyowa set up shop in the prestigious Nagoya region and the company is still in operation today, importing Charvel/Jackson, Takamine and Dean Markley products, among others.
Translated From the Fresher catalog:
FS-331S
Features
As a guitar for beginners, he has just the right amount of unity. Sustain's good halftones are easy to get out. Also, when matching with an amp, using a high-output amp will extend the sound very well. He's a guitar that's well-balanced in terms of price, quality, and everything.
method
●Body lumbar core
●Neck maple
- Fingerboard = Maple
●Pressure original
In plain terms it has a solid Maple neck, maple cap fretboard, and a ply laminate body. We swapped in some better pickups in the bridge and neck positions. The original non-working pickups are included. Comes with a gig bag.
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Listed | 2 years ago |
Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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