I don't think that there is any difference between those with an E7 serial Good quality guitars built by Young Chang. AsĪlways with far Eastern models these are not reissues just similar to 57 and 62 models. There were 2 models a 57 and a 62 and they were direct replacements for the Japanese models like the ST362 and 357. The E7 and E10 were both made in 1987, some sources suggest the E10 is later but that's wrong. This is a 62 E10 I think this colour is Torino Red Silver Logo Squier II E9 S9 M1 or J1 logosġ995 onwards various serial numbers all full width Alder Bodies except the Protone which is full width Ash Good quality Young Chang Guitars Alder bodies with Maple top and back Unless Fender Branded with Small black Squier series these are 80s Guitars. Made roughly 1992 to 1995 always thin plywood body and poor quality, CN and VN etc Was to have this readily available, although it is available in various forms elsewhere. I have posted this information many times on the Strat forum and one of the reasons for starting this section of my website Some General information about woods serial numbers and logos The definitive website for all things Squier is Guitars I think are interesting but may develop further in due course. It isn't initially my intention to cover every Squier Stratocaster made in Korea, this page will be some general info and SG25 25th Anniversary Models SG1996 30th Anniversary model SG175B another 30th Anniversary model SG7AS and 12AS 2 more 30th Anniversary models SG700S and SG500B SG 2004 SG3reissues The 1800 range the current offering YEG100A TSG The Sonares MGS Standard and Custom IN 1 The Issei Noro SG-1 Another Issei Noro RTX102 RTL102 and RTS102 The KK Kenji Kitajima The TBJ CST range The BJ pro and 12 The SG T and T2 Masayoshi Takanaka SA-RR Custom SG 3KY Yuzo Kayama signature guitar FZ 1000 SHB 400 SSC 500 The SFXĦ0s Surf SGs Second range 60s Surf SGs Third range 60s Surf SGs 12 string 1972 Range 1973 1974 guitars SG500 SG700 SG1000 SG1500 SG2000 The SG600 SG800 and 800S
Variations on US Standard Strats Post CBS.
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