Owner says it's from 1981. I say fake...
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Re: Real or fake S-head? PICS
gonna go with fake...neck is too clean, tuners are odd and the floyd looks to be a fender licensed version as used on the MIM deluxe series (i think i see text below the fine tuners like the fender versions have) along ith the small size black posts that those licensed fender floyds use. but it could just be the bad small pics. got any bigger ones?
-Mike
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The first thing I did was request more pics - still waiting.
I picked up on the things you all mentioned, and that the neck heel isn't squared off (that is incorrect, is it not?).
If/when I get more pics I'll post them.
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The bottom of the fret board being not squared off and the "whiteness" of the maple indicates to me the neck is aftermarket.Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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it's a 21 fret neck, not a 22 so the rounded fretboard end is normal. however it is too clean unless it just sat for years or the guy played with gloves on lol.
-Mike
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Logo's too big and out of position.
Neck looks brand new or it was a complete refinish.
The Floyd and tuners are definately not original.
The body looks like an Aria strat copy. Based on the reflection, the contour on the face of the body is too shallow.
As stated before... more pics would be needed to verify.
I say it's a fake, but it does look purdy.-Rick
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Maple tends to get darker as it ages, this maple looks to be very new. I suppose if it was refinished that natural aging of the wood can be reversed (I don't know?) but that too me is the biggest tip off that this is fake. Chuck is right though, need more pics to varify conclusively.
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