Old Series A (SeriesA) Guitars

[metalmathh]

hello i'm wondering if someone have one or whatever, i have 2 and one is a superstrat loaded with seymour duncan and the other is like a fender bullet deluxe 1982

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[straycat]

Nope

[zeegler]

Sorry, but every one of them I ever tried was horrible cheap junk.

[Flatpicker]

You sure it's a Series A.
The superstrat looks alot like a Series 10 from the late 80's.

I believe they were owned by the Washburn people as their entry level line.
Most likely MIK back then,but, it's when MIK had no reputation.

They aren't great, but, they were good solid beginners guitars.

[metalmathh]

yeah i also tried many that were junk, but these are still not that bad at all... yes it's a series A, with those seymour duncan it scream and the fender bullet kind is a one of a kind, first guitar from Korea to hit canada.. and then the series A had begun

[VitaminG]

first guitar from Korea to hit canada..

how do you figure that? Were they bringing them in one at a time from Korea at the time? Strange considering the offshoring to Korea was seen as a costcutting measure and I imagine importers would have been taking advantage of bulk shipping by having a full order brought in.

Or was this one just at the front of the shipping container?

[Accept2]

Series A were sold at Sears. First guitars from Korea arrived here in the 60s. Thats one old Fender...........