Bought from a client to sell on - Fenix are a late 80s manufacturer born in July 1989. Many considered Fenix to be a cheaper and better alternative to Squier.

Our client dropped this one into us due to fault with the volume pot - a swift pot change rectified issues. Happy client.

Lots of rust surrounding the electronics.... Had to replace the tone potentiometer.

All of the pots were seized on this, so required an overhaul.

Guitar required a set up after our client bought it off the wall at a guitar shop. Now plays excellent.

Was in need of a good clean up - after some attention to the corrosion on the frets, a replacement 9v battery (for the active pick-ups) and a general set up; we now have a bass that both looks and plays the part.

Needed the tremolo claw screw holes filled and re-drilled.... There were also intonation issues around the first few frets.

Radius correlation was wrong between the fingerboard and bridge... Now corrected with a 16-inch radius gauge and set up.

Routine set up. Action adjustment, intonation. neck relief, nut filing, pick-up height and a good clean up.

General set up on this East Coast Strat..... Lowered the action, set pick up height and intonation. Some minor work at the nut and now we have a guitar that is far easier to play than before.

Contested with a common headstock break. After a glue up and some touch up work, we then moved onto the fretwork. Knocking down a few high frets, the guitar is now back with our client.

Just a general restring and neck adjustment on this Epiphone Hummingbird for one of our regular clients.