These classic copies were commonly known as the Rebirth series. To avoid the copyright war, Fernandes began to create changes to particular parts of their design like truss rod cover, form etc.Īfter the suit threats surfaced, Fernandes almost all obvious change had been to their headstock styles - it has been changed totally. This saga only come up a 10 years afterwards in the middle 80s when Fender and Gibson felt that their empire was threatened. When it started in the 70s, there were no complications with copyright problems. To date, both Fernandes and Burny are still making guitars simply like their Tokai counterparts. The brand name Burny had been birth afterwards by Fernandes as the division that produced Gibson reproductions. We too are studying as we progress and would inquire for you to make use of these information at your personal discretion.įernandes started off very first in the 70s producing Fender reproductions. Nevertheless, because there are usually no standard background on these businesses, they are usually composed to the greatest of our information and knowledge. However, if you would just compare the 2 can make in terms of quality, the Korean edition does not come close up to the Japanese version. USA Seller, check my feedback to see how I value my customers and see my other listings for more rare Japanese Guitars and other unique gear! I use recycled packaging for reduced environmental impact and ship all items 100% insured against loss or damage.Fernandes Guitars Serial Numbers By wabnerasad1989 Follow | Public

NOTE: This listing was updated after posting to correct the factory of origin, thanks to Jon Lovstad for the correction. There is some corrosion on the hardware and a few dings and scratches but nothing major, see pictures. Frets polished and new strings installed. The switch is connected to the volume knob and can be used as a kill switch. The guitar is a great player thanks to the jumbo frets and solid maple neck. The white paint has discolored on the top with age but looks awesome. It is all original except the Tremelo bar. This is one of the sought after “L Series” guitars that was made in the 1980’s possibly by the Kawai factory.

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