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Fender has just announced the release of the JUKJAE Stratocaster Baggy – marking the first-ever Fender signature guitar created for a Korean artist.
“I’ve been playing guitar for a long time, but being able to create my own signature model with Fender is truly an honor and a deeply meaningful experience for me,” comments JUKJAE on this historic release.
“JUKJAE is an artist who has deeply moved music and guitar fans both in Korea and abroad with his exceptional playing and musicality,” says Edward “Bud” Cole, President of Asia Pacific for Fender.
“This guitar will mark the beginning of new relationships between Fender and Korean artists, opening up a new aperture for many musicians in the region.”
Rather obscurely for a Strat design, the JUKJAE Stratocaster Baggy features only two control knobs, one volume and one tone. There is, however, a few tricks up its sleeve: a Mid-Boost circuit, plus a Push-Push active mid-boost volume knob and a TBX tone control
Elsewhere, it features Vintage Noiseless pickups, medium jumbo frets, a soft “V” shape neck with a rosewood fretboard, 22 frets, and a 9.5” fingerboard radius.
As for the name “Baggy,” it’s derived from the Korean word “Baek-ui,” which means white clothing – inspired by JUKJAE’s fashion aesthetic. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that the guitar is currently offered in a slightly aged Olympic White finish.
The JUKJAE Stratocaster Baggy is currently available in limited quantities through official Fender Music Korea authorized dealers. As such, a US price hasn’t been confirmed.
For more information, visit Fender.
Just a few months ago, Fender established Fender Music Korea, a subsidiary that started handling all distribution and direct-to-consumer operations across Korea, with the aim of putting more electric guitars into the hands of the Korean public.
