1970s Fresher FN-281 "Mercury" Competition Mustang (MIJ) Capos Sensitivity (Passive Mode) at 1kHz

Sensitivity (Passive Mode) at 1kHz into 1kOhm: ave

The mahogany neck and body

(2) 500K Emerson PRO Split Shaft Push-Pull Pots (Tone)

The Masterbilt™ Collection presents a recreation of the rare 60s era Epiphone Frontier

and Grover® Rotomatic tuners

1970s Fresher FN-281 "Mercury" Competition Mustang (MIJ) Capos Sensitivity (Passive Mode) at 1kHz1970s Fresher FN 281 "Mercury" Competition Mustang (MIJ) Fresher guitars first started in 1973 and were primarily a domestic brand of guitars and basses, made in the famous Matsumoto region with many models starting off as rudimentary clones of mainstream American and UK brand guitars. As the 70s progressed, the accuracy and quailty of these instruments improved vastly, with Fresher now a legendary name in the world of Japanese copies. The FN 281 was