MODEL NUMBER
33-2000-(Color#): Rosewood
33-2000-(Color#): Maple
BODY
Body Material: Plywood
Body Finish: Polyester
Body Shape: Stratocaster
Bridge: Vintage Style
Saddles: Ping Vintage Style, "FENDER"/"FENDER" same direction
Pickguard: 3-Ply White, 11 Holes
Plastics: White
NECK
Neck Material: Maple
Neck Finish: Polyester
Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood or Maple
Fingerboard Radius: 12” (305 mm)
Number of Frets: 21
Nut Width: 1.650” (42 mm)
Position Inlays: Black (Maple) or Pearloid Dots (Rosewood), Wide Spacing
Truss Rod: Headstock Adjustment, Black Plastic Plug
Skunk Stripe: Yes
Neck Plate: 4-Bolt with Plastic Gasket, Plain
HEADSTOCK, E SERIAL
Type: Small
Logo: Silver Squier Logo
Other Decals, front: "STRATOCASTER", "MADE IN KOREA", "by Fender", Silver Serial
Other Decals, back: None
String Tree: #2 Black Roller
Tuning Machines: Fender/Gotoh "G" Cast/Sealed (Unslotted)
HEADSTOCK, S SERIAL
Type: Small
Logo: Silver Squier Logo
Other Decals, front: "STRATOCASTER", "MADE IN KOREA", "by Fender", Black Serial
Other Decals, back: None
String Tree: #2 Wing
Tuning Machines: Jin Ho Hexagonal Covered or Unbranded Cast/Sealed (Unslotted)
ELECTRONICS
Bridge Pickup: Ceramic Single Coil Strat Pickup with #1 Magnet Bar
Middle Pickup: Ceramic Single Coil Strat Pickup with #1 Magnet Bar
Neck Pickup: Ceramic Single Coil Strat Pickup with #1 Magnet Bar
Controls: Master Volume, Tone, Tone
Switching: 5-Position Blade
Configuration: SSS
COLORS
Until 12/1989: (506) Black, (558) Red, (580) White
From 1/1990: (506) Black, (575) Midnight Wine, (580) Arctic White, (587) Electric Blue
MISCELLANEOUS
Hardware: Chrome
ACCESSORIES
Less Case
COMMENTS
Replaces Squier Standard Stratocaster made in Japan
Replaced by Squier Standard Stratocaster - "M2" Series (Korea)
Maybe few models with E7, E10 or Numeric Serial (Fender and Squier branded) were built in 1987 in Young Chang factory with a solid wood body
33-2000-(Color#): Rosewood
33-2000-(Color#): Maple
BODY
Body Material: Plywood
Body Finish: Polyester
Body Shape: Stratocaster
Bridge: Vintage Style
Saddles: Ping Vintage Style, "FENDER"/"FENDER" same direction
Pickguard: 3-Ply White, 11 Holes
Plastics: White
NECK
Neck Material: Maple
Neck Finish: Polyester
Scale Length: 25.5" (648 mm)
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood or Maple
Fingerboard Radius: 12” (305 mm)
Number of Frets: 21
Nut Width: 1.650” (42 mm)
Position Inlays: Black (Maple) or Pearloid Dots (Rosewood), Wide Spacing
Truss Rod: Headstock Adjustment, Black Plastic Plug
Skunk Stripe: Yes
Neck Plate: 4-Bolt with Plastic Gasket, Plain
HEADSTOCK, E SERIAL
Type: Small
Logo: Silver Squier Logo
Other Decals, front: "STRATOCASTER", "MADE IN KOREA", "by Fender", Silver Serial
Other Decals, back: None
String Tree: #2 Black Roller
Tuning Machines: Fender/Gotoh "G" Cast/Sealed (Unslotted)
HEADSTOCK, S SERIAL
Type: Small
Logo: Silver Squier Logo
Other Decals, front: "STRATOCASTER", "MADE IN KOREA", "by Fender", Black Serial
Other Decals, back: None
String Tree: #2 Wing
Tuning Machines: Jin Ho Hexagonal Covered or Unbranded Cast/Sealed (Unslotted)
ELECTRONICS
Bridge Pickup: Ceramic Single Coil Strat Pickup with #1 Magnet Bar
Middle Pickup: Ceramic Single Coil Strat Pickup with #1 Magnet Bar
Neck Pickup: Ceramic Single Coil Strat Pickup with #1 Magnet Bar
Controls: Master Volume, Tone, Tone
Switching: 5-Position Blade
Configuration: SSS
COLORS
Until 12/1989: (506) Black, (558) Red, (580) White
From 1/1990: (506) Black, (575) Midnight Wine, (580) Arctic White, (587) Electric Blue
MISCELLANEOUS
Hardware: Chrome
ACCESSORIES
Less Case
COMMENTS
Replaces Squier Standard Stratocaster made in Japan
Replaced by Squier Standard Stratocaster - "M2" Series (Korea)
Maybe few models with E7, E10 or Numeric Serial (Fender and Squier branded) were built in 1987 in Young Chang factory with a solid wood body
Korean Squier Standard Stratocaster "E" Series: electrics and pickups are different from the MIJ ones (just look to the magnet bar), Courtesy of Reverb
Squier Standard Stratocaster "S" Series: different decals and unbranded cast/sealed tuning machines. Saddles used in the first Korean Standard Series are Fender double stamped. Cracks on the bofy finish are common on these strats. Courtesy of Reverb
Squier Stratocaster MIK of Daniele Zurma (look at Korean writings)
