Fenix Stratocaster

ST-20

pickup Seymour Duncan Little 59 na ponte
pickups Seymour Duncan no meio e no braço

Made in Korea dos anos 90

História do fabricante:
Young Chang was the manufacturer for Squier Korea back in the late to 80’s but when they launched their own brand Fenix, they aimed a lot higher, and produced guitars with quality appointments and sound and was one of the most prominent builders that helped put Korea on the guitar map.

The Korean Young Chang company made Squier instruments for Fender at some time in the 1990s - they also sold Fender style instruments under their own "Fenix" brand name.

It starts back in the late 1980s, when the established South Korean musical instrument manufacturer Young Chang was awarded a contract to make Fender’s budget end Squier guitars. And Young Chang did indeed manufacture those Squier guitars. But that’s not all it did. At the end of July 1989, the British Music Fair was introduced to a new range of guitars from a brand new name: Fenix. And Fenix was, to all intents and purposes, Squier – but better, and cheaper. The Young Chang company had, among other things, taken its own, Fender-endorsed build of the best-selling Squier Stratocaster, replaced the plywood body with solid alder, tinkered slightly with the headstock, and pitched in with an ‘own brand’ price.