Maxim Bulka

I got Fender CD 60 with natural finish for my birthday in 2009. This is a nice looking and good sounding guitar from Fender, officialy produced in China. As for me, neck feels a little thicker and flatter than I prefer, but it's not such a problem. It fits and sounds perfectly with D'addario Medium or Light strings.

I bought Jagstang [CIJ 1997] in Ukraine in 2011 from a guy who traded second-hand stuff from Japan. He had no idea about this guitar so I got it for quite good price. I can't call myself Kurt Cobain's biggest fan , but I always wanted to purchase some Fender offset guitar. Especially it's quite rare guitar for Ukraine that is twice as pleasant. I got a guitar in a perfect cosmetic condition and probably without any modification. Jagstang's flat, slab-like body shape differs from the "comfort contour body" of Jazzmaster and Jaguar, at the same time guitar has perfect 24" short scale neck. Bridge humbucker sounds nice but i use it seldomly, neck single pickup is one of the best sounding pickups which I ever heard. My guitar finished in Fiesta Red, but Sonic Blue also looks awesome.

Fernandes RB-80 it's Japanese early eighties copy of Rickenbacker 4001. Probably this is one of the best 4001 copies on market and has the same with Rick specificacion. Beautiful neck(through body) with triangle inlays, twin truss rods, and same system with two output jacks for stereo sound. I bought black(Jetglo) Fernandes RB-80 in good condition for 500$ and spent extra 80$ for installing of new frets. Guitar was in all original conditions and had some scratches.

I have a black MIM (early 90s) Fender Precision bass with 3-ply black pickguard, maple neck with rosewood fretboard and reshaped to P-Bass'51 style headstock, vintage bridge, relic'ed knobs, pickup and bridge covers. Body and neck relic'ed too but neck is super smooth and feels great! In total bass look amazing and have good sounding for that price. Now I have plan to install vintage pickups