Just bought this FSR Strat, very nice quality MIM with Noiseless pickups, gold hardware and vintage tremolo and tuners. One of 250 made. Previous owner upgraded to a Callaham bridge block, guitar has great tone. Picked it up for 400.00. Every bit as nice as an American Strat in my opinion. I love the look of this guitar.

P.S. Case I bought separately, These did not come with a case, I don't think.

wow! ienvy you.. haha thats a beaute.. congratulations!

drool! Where did you pick that up? I want one.

Really Nice Looking Guitar You Have There.

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NOTHIN' BUT NET!

Absolutely stunning.

RAWK ON!

Arjay

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This FSR Strat is better known as the "Milonga Stratocaster". Only 250 pieces of this Special Edition guitar were made at the Ensenada plant in 2004.

Sweet, Great Buy. Why would anyone sell that after making those upgrades? I couldn't.

Beautiful guitar bro'. Play her well (and often).

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2008 Fender MIM Stratocaster
2010 Epiphone Masterbilt
2009 Fender Super Champ XD

Thanks guys, found this on "FleaBay", I Think it's similar to the Player's Strat model, but Fender seemed to hit a home run with this color combination. The Callaham bridge block also seemed to make a difference in the tone, as I have an American Deluxe with the same Noiseless pickups and this one sounds brighter. Supposed to be stronger too. Here is the website: callahamguitars.com. It's about a 70.00 upgrade.

Beautiful guitar! I've been kicking around the idea of a Callaham block on my MIM but I don't have $70 to gamble with right now. If it just makes the guitar brighter as you said, I don't need that. Are there any other noticeable differences between this and the non-Callaham guitar?

I read a review online about it at peerlesstone.com. Check it out. Supposed to give better sustain too, but I haven't compared it with my AMD yet. Thanks.

thats a nice lookin guitar.

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There's a couple of others for sale on Ebay right now if you gotta have one, but priced fairly high, but still only 250 made! I don't think you would regret buying one.