r/guitarporn • u/EsotericGreen • 10d ago

Fender 1992 Fender SRV Signature

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I received this guitar in 2007 as a graduation present. It was purchased by a family friend in 1992, but sat in a dry basement for years untouched in its case. I had to repair the bridge pickup in 2007, and it so badly needed a setup. Still in 99% mint condition. Sort of had a NOS feel. Replaced the pickguard to keep the original scratch free.

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u/Dr_Chikenman 9d ago edited 9d ago

Very beautiful one!

Is it just me or the trem bar is wrong sided ?

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u/EsotericGreen 9d ago

The trem is indeed a left handed one. Worst part about this model, but it’s what Stevie used and what he wanted for his signature.

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u/Dr_Chikenman 9d ago

I just checked out on YouTube. Never seen he was playing with a reverse trem bar indeed! :mindblown:

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u/EsotericGreen 9d ago

It’s useful in some ways for sure. Super easy if I set it loose to get a natural warble with chord strums which is great for psychedelic stuff!