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jeztone.com the web's best guitarblog, witty, opinionated and informative search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about jeztone.com post navigation ← older posts jeztone is no more posted on may 19, 2017 by jez reply ive wound up this blog. now head to www.japanguitarhunter.com many thanks jez posted in miscellaneous | leave a reply fender fsr richie kotzen signature stratocaster posted on april 19, 2017 by jez reply the story this is a guitar that i’d lusted after for quite a while. in my younger days i grew up playing ibanez & yamaha super-strats.i loved fast necks, big frets, floyd rose trems etc. after a break from playing in the late 90′s, i returned to playing guitar about 17 years ago. after a couple of years i found myself with a pair of rather non widdly gibson’s, a les paul classic & an sg standard. then after joining a two guitar band in the mid noughties. i realised i needed an instrument with more clarity & bite. i decided i needed a telecaster, but something i could be me on. following a fruitless search of various tele’s of us & japanese flavours. i saw an article on the richie kotzen signature telecaster & ordered one in april 2005. i didn’t know much of his playing then. but the guitars spec looked tempting. to the uninitiated, richie kotzen is a fantastic all round musician, who juggles a singer songwriter solo career along, with a shredtastic rock guitar role various bands that include: mr big, poison and more recently, the winery dogs. for someone who’d started his career playing ibanez shred machines on mike varney’s shrapnel label, it was a surprise to find that kotzen’s signature telecaster was a mix of traditional vintage features with modern tweak-ability. this collision of the old and new appealed to my desire for a traditional looking guitar, with modern performance. because of his superstar status in japan, originally kotzen’s signature guitars were built exclusively for the japanese market only and not sold outside of the land of the rising sun, so i had to import the guitar, something that has become easier thanks to the internet. as fate would have it, the giant japanese music retailer ishibashi were out of stock with no delivery for 3 months. so i ended up with a shop soiled one, it had a tiny paint mark at the neck body join the size of a fingernail.almost invisible to the naked eye. i guess the japanese consumer is a bit less forgiving than most. at this point it was 211 yen to the pound. so a deal was done. after the guitar arrived, i found that i immediately bonded with its heady mix of old guitar vibe with modern playability . so from 2005-2015. my main guitar was the kotzen tele. i recorded the heroes of switzerland album with her doing 70% of my parts & the rest my les paul classic. after such a positive ownership experience, i’d always fancied trying his signature stratocaster. but pretty much given up on ever buying one, as in recent years the exchange rate has been quite unforgiving to grey import guitars from japan. when i saw this had now become a limited fsr (factory special run) by fender into europe. i jumped at the chance. how much? first off the price: fender have been shipping the kotzen telecaster worldwide since 2015. but they are now a lot more expensive and in the region of £1800.00 new. on the ishibashi website the kotzen strat & tele are exactly the same price, (around £1370.00 at the time of writing). but ishibashi are now banned from exporting new fender japan guitars. so to see a new strat on the market for around a grand was too tempting an opportunity to miss. normally thats the price of a used grey import on ebay . so i figured if we didn’t bond, i could sell her on without loosing any cash. the body the kotzen’s body is 3 pieces of ash with a laminated maple cap. its not a lightweight body, i keep hearing mentions of swamp ash, but i think its japanese sen ash. it reminds me a little of a friends 90′s levinson blade. at just under 8lbs its a medium weight guitar, not too heavy. the contouring of the body is perhaps a little more squarer cut than a vintage reissue. bling bling bling! what will divide most potential owners is the original see through white burst finish. then factor in the gold hardware & pearloid pick-guard. you will surely love or hate it.personally, i found it all a bit liberace for my tastes. in order to try and de-bling the guitar, i bought a gold anodised pickguard from regent sound in denmark st for £39 & changed it on the second day of owning it. i now like to think it has a more discreet gilmour 0001/ mary kaye strat type vibe. the guitar came fitted with 009-042 strings. i changed these to 009-046 with minimal adjustment. neck the neck is a beefy piece of maple with a rosewood strip on the back & i suspect the truss rod is in a plastic tube. the profile is what fender call ‘large c’. with a gibson like 12″ fingerboard radius & massive dunlop 6100 fretwire. the quality of the fit & finish on here is as good, if not better than any us deluxe/elite or avri ive played. the neck is that modern silky sealed bare looking maple with rolled fingerboard edges. once again quality is top notch, this feels up there with the cs clapton strat i recently tried. im surprised fender don’t do more vintage style neck profiles with monster frets & modern radius boards. i get playing fatigue with the rather generic modern c & i know im not the only one. if i was being picky, maybe a 10″ radius would have felt slightly nicer for open chords. but the guitar feels fast & lively to play. much is made of the kotzen telecaster’s beefy neck. but although the same dimensions of 648mm with a 42mm width, the neck on this strat is simply not as deep as its telecaster sibling. if anything its about half an inch shallower. ive found it quite easy to go from this guitar to another at gigs. so if your put off by the baseball bat like reputation of the original kotzen tele, this might not be so bad. im pleasantly surprised by how well cut the polyurethane nut is. despite my dislike of traditional strat trems, tuning is pretty much spot on. it returns to pitch after repeated abuse without any real issues. which coming from a floyd rose fan like myself is a huge compliment. the gotoh machines are compact & efficient. although the pearloid buttons are yet another “liberace” touch. electronics electronics are normal strat. 3 dimarzio single coils, 1 volume & 2 tones, 5 way blade etc. but the dimarzio’s are custom spec’d to mr kotzen’s requirements. after doing some digging on the net. the best i can gather is that they are based on the hum cancelling dimarzio hs-2′s without the stacked coil underneath. they are medium gained with an alnico v magnet & very articulate playing with lots of distortion. with clean tones, i think maybe they lack the punch & bite of other strat pickups, id go so far to say slightly lacking in character? this is dissapointing as i think the electronics on its telecaster sibling work superbly. tonally it does all the strat things a strat can do, but perhaps with slightly less snap and punch than some other vintage reissues ive heard. through my blackstar artisan 30, the 3 dimarzio’s are somewhat undergained by modern standards. after a few months of owning the guitar, i decided to install a dimarzio tone zone compact strat sized humbucker to the bridge & add a coil tap to the tone control. this for me, has made the guitar far more useable. in conclusion buying a signature instrument 20 years ago, especially if your not a massive fan of that player, used to be a difficult proposition. but i think nowadays most signature guitars ,unless they are very quirky ala an ibanez jem; transcend the aesthetic of the original player they were intended for. as with the kotzen telecaster. this guitar has much to offer any player. although fender now make the stratocaster in an seeming

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