Japan (Export) - "JV" Squier Series
MODEL NUMBER
26-5010
BODY
Body Material: Sen, Alder or Basswood
Body Finish: Polyester (thin finish)
Body Shape: Stratocaster
Body Routing: SSS; (early sen models may have a "truss rod rout" between neck cavity and neck pickup)
NECK
Neck Material: Maple
Neck Shape: "C"
Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Fingerboard Material: Maple
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25" (184mm); early models may have a 9.5" Radius (241 mm)
Number of Frets: 21
Fret Size: Vintage Style
Nut Width: 1.650” (42mm)
Position Inlays: Black dot; Wide Spacing
Skunk Stripe: Yes
Walnut Plug
HEADSTOCK
Type: Vintage Spec Small Headstock
Logo: Spaghetti
Other Decals, front: "STRATOCASTER", "MADE IN JAPAN", "WITH SYNCRONIZED TREMOLO", "Squier SERIES"
ELECTRONICS
Pickup: USA Alnico single Coil, Grey or Red Bottom, unbeveled, staggered; sometimes '70s USA flat poles pickup; rarely X-1 bridge pickup
Controls: Master Volume, Tone, Tone
Switching: 3-Position Blade (DM-30); rarely 5-way
Green Capacitor
Configuration: SSS
HARDWARE
Bridge: Vintage Style Synchronized Tremolo with Zinc Alloy Block
Saddles: Vintage Style, "FENDER"/"FENDER" same direction
Tuning Machines: Gotoh Kluson Style without Logo
String Tree: Wing
Hardware Finish: Chrome
Pickguard: 1-Ply White, 8 Holes
Neck Plate: 4-Bolt, Serial "JV"
COLORS
2-Color Sunburst
ACCESSORIES
Case: None
COMMENTS
Replaced by Squier '57 Vintage Stratocaster (JV Serial)
Japan electronic, but USA made pickup
Usually red stamp "EX" or "EXT" (sometimes and/or "C") in the neck pocket
Sometimes "Y" stamp on the neck heel (maybe Yamano Music?)
Sometimes, early models only, "T" in the pickup cavity (that means "Tobacco")
Pickup screws with rubber tensioner grommets / tubing
Pickup wire cloth covered (early models plastic covered)
26-5010
BODY
Body Material: Sen, Alder or Basswood
Body Finish: Polyester (thin finish)
Body Shape: Stratocaster
Body Routing: SSS; (early sen models may have a "truss rod rout" between neck cavity and neck pickup)
NECK
Neck Material: Maple
Neck Shape: "C"
Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Fingerboard Material: Maple
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25" (184mm); early models may have a 9.5" Radius (241 mm)
Number of Frets: 21
Fret Size: Vintage Style
Nut Width: 1.650” (42mm)
Position Inlays: Black dot; Wide Spacing
Skunk Stripe: Yes
Walnut Plug
HEADSTOCK
Type: Vintage Spec Small Headstock
Logo: Spaghetti
Other Decals, front: "STRATOCASTER", "MADE IN JAPAN", "WITH SYNCRONIZED TREMOLO", "Squier SERIES"
ELECTRONICS
Pickup: USA Alnico single Coil, Grey or Red Bottom, unbeveled, staggered; sometimes '70s USA flat poles pickup; rarely X-1 bridge pickup
Controls: Master Volume, Tone, Tone
Switching: 3-Position Blade (DM-30); rarely 5-way
Green Capacitor
Configuration: SSS
HARDWARE
Bridge: Vintage Style Synchronized Tremolo with Zinc Alloy Block
Saddles: Vintage Style, "FENDER"/"FENDER" same direction
Tuning Machines: Gotoh Kluson Style without Logo
String Tree: Wing
Hardware Finish: Chrome
Pickguard: 1-Ply White, 8 Holes
Neck Plate: 4-Bolt, Serial "JV"
COLORS
2-Color Sunburst
ACCESSORIES
Case: None
COMMENTS
Replaced by Squier '57 Vintage Stratocaster (JV Serial)
Japan electronic, but USA made pickup
Usually red stamp "EX" or "EXT" (sometimes and/or "C") in the neck pocket
Sometimes "Y" stamp on the neck heel (maybe Yamano Music?)
Sometimes, early models only, "T" in the pickup cavity (that means "Tobacco")
Pickup screws with rubber tensioner grommets / tubing
Pickup wire cloth covered (early models plastic covered)
Lo strumento è originale, a parte il selettore che è stato sostituito. L'originale, fotografato a parte, si riconosce dal jumper di colore rosso, tipico delle JV.
E' presente il route tra neck pickup e scasso del manico.
Sulle sellette il logo "FENDER" si protrae oltre il foro della selletta, tipico di queste primissime JV.
Altra nota, su queste prime JV mancano le saldature tra i pots, il contatto è demandato al foglio di alluminio del battipenna. Le saldature tra i pots sono arrivate qualche mese dopo con le Squier Stratocaster (Alberto Pretto)
E' presente il route tra neck pickup e scasso del manico.
Sulle sellette il logo "FENDER" si protrae oltre il foro della selletta, tipico di queste primissime JV.
Altra nota, su queste prime JV mancano le saldature tra i pots, il contatto è demandato al foglio di alluminio del battipenna. Le saldature tra i pots sono arrivate qualche mese dopo con le Squier Stratocaster (Alberto Pretto)
