Does anybody knows where these guitars are made in???
Thanks!

Chris.

Mexico?

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Yep, the "new" Road Worn Series Guitars are Mexican-made.


...but that's not too say they're bad or anything.

I'd wish they had a 70's road worn too...

well with the discontinue of the great highway one strat.
you just might get your wish. but who knows for shure?

I would like to see a another 70's correct guitar.

Hey "alwaystrat/strat2004" do have a Brother named Mark that lives near you?

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MIM's can be great guitars, though are pretty inconsistent. Once you find a good one, it's a great guitar for life. There's a bigger jump from a Squier to a MIM. The jump from MIM to MIA is a big one to some people that notice those refinements and want a top notch pro guitar. For most, those MIM's are very nice.

They discontinued Highway Ones?

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I believe they'll be going out next month.

That's weird, I always thought they sold well.

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Nothing is official about the discontinuation of the Highway One. It is all just speculation by a few people. Fender has neiter confirmed or denied.

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It's looking like it is going away with all the discount sales everywhere.

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Thanks for the info guys...

Anybody has seen the "new" road worn guitars in close-up???... does the worn look real??? or you can tell is a serial process of worn made in a factory???

It looks like a serial process if there is a few of them together because they all have wear in the same places. When you look at one by itself it looks genuine enough. Some people have said that they wear pretty fast and you can't tell the factory wear from the real wear when you've been playing it for a while.

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1995 Fender American Standard Stratocaster
Line 6 Spider II 150 watt head W/Ampeg 4x12 Cab
Laney Pro-Linebacker PL65R

I've played some of them. I don't really know what a naturally relic'd guitar should look like because I've never actually seen one, but the Road Worns looked genuine enough. They feel good. The bare wood on the neck is wonderful and even the body feels great. And they sound pretty good too, I couldn't stop playing it.

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