Fender Stratocaster 2010s - Surf Green, Rosewood Fingerboard

This is a partscaster Strat that I picked up about 5 years ago. It has a Mighty Mite USA body and a MiM neck with a lovely slab rosewood board. The pickups are Lollar hot-wound Strat (Special S) in the neck and middle, and a hot-wound Lollar Tele bridge pickup in a humbucker mount in the bridge position (Novel T.) It has all-short post Fender locking tuners, Mastery string trees, and a Graph-Tech Tusq XL nut. The tremolo bridge is set up floating, with 5 Raw Vintage springs and the heavy steel sustain block. Saddles are Graph-Tech string saver Classics. Tremolo arm is the short Gilmour style. As for wiring, it has a CRL 5-way switch, Bourns low-friction 250k pots with a treble bleed on the volume and a master tone pot wired 50s style with a paper-in-oil cap, and Swithcraft output jack. The back tone control has been converted to a neck/ bridge blender pot, so in positions 1 and 5 you can get either the equivalent of a Tele middle position with it turned all the way up, or you can add as much neck pickup to the bridge as you like and vice versa. In positions 2 and 4 you can have all three pickups on at once, so the tonal options with this setup are the most versatile possible without adding more knobs or switches. It has flush-mount Dunlop strap locks, including the parts that go on the strap of your choice. The body has numerous dings and scratches, all pictured. I call it real world relic-ing, this thing looks great even with some battle scars. The neck joint is rock solid, and it has serious sustain for a floating-trem Strat, probably because the swamp ash body is on the heavy side, making the whole guitar ~8.5 lbs. Obviously, the Lollars sound fantastic, and all the electronics are in perfect working order.