It has so many things that point in one direction and then an equal number go in another. but the HMs had the headstock painted in either the body colour or black with bad 80's graphics. I seem to recall (vaguely) something called a Contemporary Strat. The fretboard (21 frets) is what appears to be Rosewood and feels as if it has a slight scalloping to the frets and has a truss rod. while the Squier Stagemaster were a set neck). Squier Affinity Stratocaster HH Olympic White (Serial ICSG21018697) 269.99 Used B-Stock Free Shipping Add to Cart GORGEOUS & RARE MIK 90s STRAT Squier VN Stratocaster 1990s Sunburst Made in Korea 349. She has a 5 way switch and one volume and 2 tone knobs. so maybe Ash? It has one single coil in the neck position, one single coil in the mid position and one humbucker in the bridge position. It is a very heavy (compared top others I've toyed with)wood. It has the narrow Strat body (not a simline) with the input jack on the edge rather than the face. It is a Korean made Squier Stratocaster but it seems to have quite a few particulars I've not seen on any others. so I have been been the sole owner (and I haven't changed it's ssetup. I obtained it back in 1989/90 at a local music store.
I can't seem to make out what it is really. A full size steel trem block is a huge improvement, as are steel saddles to replace the stock die cast zinc ones.My guitar has an identity problem. and often warp and crack and sometimes just plain crumble to pieces. The thin, pot metal blocks used on Squier II's are notorious for suffering from "zinc pest" corrosion. The next thing you will want to check is the trem block. but yours are also missing the bushings on more than 1/2 of them which means it is highly unlikely they will hold tune worth a darn. The only way to try to narrow the date range of your specific instrument is to remove the neck and check the butt end of the neck heel for a production date. 1991 'M1' Series Squier II heastock 1992 'M2' Series Squier II heastock Other Korean serial numbers KV The first two figures of a following 8 digit number provide year of production. Once again, there is quite a bit of overlap in numbers and years. Between 19 some rare Korean Stratocasters exhibited the serial numbers M1 (or J1) and M2, respectively. which are generally very crappy and prone to failure. The charts below detail the most common Fender serial number schemes from 1976 to the present. The tuners that are in there are the dreaded "trapezoid" type.
Looking at that one the very first thing you will want to do is replace the tuners.
Fender and Squier experimented with a lot of superstrat designs like that back in the late 1980s to early 1990s trying to compete with Ibanez, Jackson, Kramer, etc. I've got an E-serial MIK Squier which is somewhat similar in being rear-loading for the electronics and HSS pickguard-less like that, except it has a different headstock shape and a Floyd Rose.
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