That first digit is the year theory for E serial Fender Japans just won`t go away will it, even after so many threads and posts by owners who have disproved it time and again? Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo Mobile V5505 Драйвера Скачать more. When I see an E serial, I know it was made sometimes in the `80s.but until I take the neck off I won`t know how high up it goes, they made a lot of different models in the series, some high ends some low ends.

Plus, from the mid to late `80`s, there were other serials made, not just the E`s, I knew when I saw my A serial FJ tele, with the serial on the neck plate, not the bridge plate.that it was from the `80`s so I got it home and found a 1985 pencil date on the neck butt. Taking a neck off is the best way to figure out just what a FJ can be.but not always.from the info provided to you, all that is certain is that the guitar is based on a 1962, from those numbers there is no way to tell just where the guitar fits in Fender Japan`s line up.I have owned more than my share of FJ`s over time one thing I discovered is when a guitar was made is less important than where it fits in the pecking order because even today, FJ makes high end models.and by the way, a few years ago they went back to using MIJ again though with a different font than they used in the `80`s. Some people seem hung up on the `80s`s stuff but in my case, the very best FJ`s I had/have were from the early 1990`s.so see if the seller can provide you with pictures of the electronics. Linn Ekos Se Serial Number more. sometimes those help in telling you the quality of the guitar. I am NOT one who believes everything Fender Japan is great, or even good.in my experience I have left more than a few on shop floors because they were not equal to models I already own/owned.it is true that make some great guitars but they also made some crap. Now, I can not and will not lump all Fender Japans together, there were so many variables, it really comes down to each individual guitar. I depend on what I see in shops but whether or not I keep a guitar depends on what I see once I get it home, if it isn`t up to snuff I pass it on.and recently in fact I`ve been selling off a lot of my collection, even the custom editions and ExTrads.at this point in my life I would rather have more money than more guitars.