c1975 Fantom Speedstar ST-360S Sunburst
Matsumoko-made Strat copy with a tonne of mojo!
Taking design cues from the late '60s Stratocaster models Fender made, the ST-360S is presented in a great looking 3-tone sunburst finish, maple neck, and most importantly, the big ole late '60s headstock! To make things even more authentic, it features a 3-way selector switch. Cosmetically, this instrument has held up quite well with there only being a few super noticeable dings.
It appears at some stage some plastics may have been replaced (specifically the switch tip). However, the rest of the instrument looks pretty spot on for this model and time period.
Hardware is fully functional, and plays well with a low-medium action. Includes an aftermarket gig bag.
Original: $45,893.80
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c1975 Fantom Speedstar ST-360S Sunburst
Matsumoko-made Strat copy with a tonne of mojo!
Taking design cues from the late '60s Stratocaster models Fender made, the ST-360S is presented in a great looking 3-tone sunburst finish, maple neck, and most importantly, the big ole late '60s headstock! To make things even more authentic, it features a 3-way selector switch. Cosmetically, this instrument has held up quite well with there only being a few super noticeable dings.
It appears at some stage some plastics may have been replaced (specifically the switch tip). However, the rest of the instrument looks pretty spot on for this model and time period.
Hardware is fully functional, and plays well with a low-medium action. Includes an aftermarket gig bag.
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Matsumoko-made Strat copy with a tonne of mojo!
Taking design cues from the late '60s Stratocaster models Fender made, the ST-360S is presented in a great looking 3-tone sunburst finish, maple neck, and most importantly, the big ole late '60s headstock! To make things even more authentic, it features a 3-way selector switch. Cosmetically, this instrument has held up quite well with there only being a few super noticeable dings.
It appears at some stage some plastics may have been replaced (specifically the switch tip). However, the rest of the instrument looks pretty spot on for this model and time period.
Hardware is fully functional, and plays well with a low-medium action. Includes an aftermarket gig bag.
