FERNANDES FST-50 Stone Logo [USED] [3.5kg]

Popular ST type from the stone logo era.

We have received an "FST-50" from Fernandes, a popular brand representing Japan, and especially popular during the period of the stone logo.

The "stone logo" refers to guitars from the era when the logo on the headstock resembled a "stone," and these guitars are particularly well-regarded among Fernandes enthusiasts.

This instrument features a subtle, yet attractive, wood grain in the maple neck.

Please check the photos for scratches and dents on both the neck and body.

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-Specifications-

body: Sen

Neck: Maple

Fingerboard: Maple

Neck joint: Detachable

Scale: 648

Color: Sunburst type

Nut: Bone

Controls: 5-way switch / master volume / front tone / center tone

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-Product Condition-

Fret remaining: Approximately 40%

12th fret string height: 1.5mm-2.0mm

Gauge used: 09-42

Included accessories: Soft case

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-Exterior Condition-

Top: Scratches and dents in several places due to use.

Side: Scratches and dents in several places due to use.

Back: Some scratches and dents from use.

Neck: Some scratches and dents from use.

Head: Scratches and dents in several places due to use.



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[Regarding Product Images]

Due to the nature of used items, it is impossible to describe all scratches and other imperfections in text. Therefore, please use the photos as a reference to check the condition of the item.

However, there is a limit to the number of images we can upload, so please feel free to contact us if there are any specific areas you would like to see pictures of.



[Regarding our response when items are out of stock]

This product is sold concurrently in stores and on other sales sites.

While we take great care in managing our inventory, in the unlikely event that multiple orders are received simultaneously, priority will be given to the order or bid received first.