Fresher FT400 Gibson Epiphone K*ller? Made in Japan, 1984.

I play, collect, and restore Vintage Japanese Guitars and, at the right time: let them inspire someone else! 

This is a part of my collection. I own over 25 MIJ guitars, mostly Tokai, Greco, Fernandes, and Fresher. Every guitar in my collection goes through the same process: buying directly from owners in Japan, importing to Europe, stabilizing to perfect humidity (45-55%), and restoring.

I hate huge words, but those FT-series Freshers from late 1984 and 1985 are better than any Gibson and Epiphone below $1200. That's the fact 🤷🏻‍♂️

This FT400 has been in my collection for two years, and recently I started to acquire those as much as I can, and I plan to bring them the attention they always deserved.

The guitar is all original, set up, and stage-ready. The top is as you can see - one of its kind. Grab it if you're looking for a great guitar different from most of the market.

This guitar comes without a case, unfortunately. The case in the pictures is not for sale.

Specs:

• 4th generation Fresher Leo Line FT400;
• Stage-ready and freshly set with 10-46 D'Addario strings,
• Made in Japan in Chushin Gakki Factory, same as Jackson and Charvel;
• 1984
• 4,2 kg / 9.259 Ibs;
• Original frets, size: vintage medium.
• 24,75″ scale;
• 22 frets;
• nut width: 42.89mm (1,68 in)
• Mahogany body;
• Rosewood fingerboard;
• Neck profile: vintage C do D shape;
• Radius: 12″;
• Original circuit and pickups;
• Vintage Fresher Tuners;
• Comes in a professional transportation box, ready to be shipped.