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Made in 2004' New $250 Used worth about $100 - $200 ? hope this helps?

The first # represents the year of manufacture so it's usually smaller or off set from the rest of the serial number

Between 1984-1987. Fender dates are sketchy in that era. Fender customer service may be more helpful. Here's a link to their support page- Contact Consumer Relations Fender Support

Assuming as you've posted in this category that you have a Fender electric guitar, here is a link to the Fender setup page- Stratocaster Setup Guide Fender Support Other guitars operate differently.

this is for basses http://support.fender.com/manuals/instruments/Fender_BassGuitars_manual_%282011%29_English.pdf and this is for acoustics http://www.fmicassets.com/Damroot/Original/10002/2011%20Fender%20Acoustic%20Guitar%20Manual.pdf You may want to contact a specialist at (0) FENDER SPECIALIST: 1-800-856-9801

Fender Forums View topic Age of my Squier its a 1998 model.. CY: Y = Yako (Taiwan) C = China. CY is followed by 2-digit year. CY appears on most models produced in China, and is by far the most common form. These forms are apparently associated with the change to Crafted in China, so post-1996 models only would have this form of serial number. Some Chinese Gretsch's use a CY serial number. As far as price goes....that is all up to you but i would check on Ebay and craigslist and look at completed or sold items and see whats trending.. Good luck

It is an FB-58 I believe. Since Fender doesn't actually make their banjos, Samick made the ones in Korea, Fender just put their name on it. ...I doubt you'll find anything meaningful in the serial number. their website goes up to the point where production moved from Japan to Korea to China. The k in your serial number means it was made in Korea...which was sometime within the 2000's

Depends where it was Manufactured ? a Squire strat made in Indonesia is $100 a made in Mexico is about $300-500 and a USA is $1000 +

I use this site, it's pretty accurate http://www.guitardaterproject.org/fender.aspx

Here is my go to for Fender info. BTW... nice Strat! http://www.guitarnucleus.com/fenderserial.html

I think I can narrow it down for you. It seems you have an American made Strat, post 2000. Here is a guideline that describes when the "Z" nomenclature began. I hope this helps you & congrats on your Strat! "With the year 2000 came the introduction of the "Z" prefix serial numbers on US made instruments, which stood for the 0 of the new millennium. A Z0 prefix dates to 2000, a Z1 prefix dates to 2001 etcetera. The American Deluxe Series instruments use the same dating convention but with the addition of a "D" in front of the "Z", i.e. DZ1, DZ2 etcetera. Once again, and as always, there is typically some overlap and carryover of number prefixes from year to year."

Sounds like you're missing the guitar you paid for. Did you test the pick ups before you left the store or was it delivered? might be a bad weld. The wires might not be making full contact on to the connection of the pick up or the switch.

Guitar Info Your guitar was made at the Corona Plant (Fender), USA in the Year(s): 2009 - 2010 Fender: Corona Corona factory was opened in 1985, Corona California, with major guitar production starting in 1987. With the addition of a custom shop in 1987 the plant currently employs about 700 workers. Apart from general and Custom Shop Fender instruments and amplifiers, it also encompasses Guild acoustic & electric guitars.

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http://intl.fender.com/en-CA/support/

http://intl.fender.com/en-CA/support/ Schematics are here. PDF I believe. You might mean this:http://intl.fender.com/en-CA/amplifier-parts/amplifier-controls-and-electronics/?sort=name&series=capacitors_diodes You can always ask them.

http://intl.fender.com/en-CA/support/ Check this link.

Scroll down for schematics:http://intl.fender.com/en-CA/support/ The part number should be on the schematics. They have parts or can direct you there.

First, check the fuse, then the power supply and transformer. However, if you're not familiar with electronic repairs, take it to a competent repair man. it's not worth getting a bad shock if you don't know whart you're doing.

I beleive those are made by Eminence. If you look at the frame edge, you'll see a string of numbers. If the number starts with 67-, it's made by Eminence.