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Kirjoittaja:	jii.haanpaa
Alue:	Kitarat: kitarakamat
Aihe:	Fender japan
Aika:	30.01.2012 18:40
mynok: Eli summa summarum: MIJ kampe on peräisin jostain tietystä japanian tehtaasta ilman osien kierrätystä pitkin tehtaita toisin kuin CIJ:t. Ihan mielenkiinnosta olisi kiva tietää mistä tehtaasta tämä minun Made in Japan Fender Pawn Shop 72 on peräisin.   MIJt ovat peräisin Fujigenilta, CIJ:t mistä tahansa muualta.   Mitäpä ei suuri oraakkeli tietäisi: "According to a Fender representative it was in the Fender Japan contract that if there was a change of manufacturer from FujiGen Gakki to another guitar factory then the logo would be changed from MIJ ("Made in Japan") to CIJ ("Crafted in Japan"). The first CIJ Fenders start around 1992 but most of the Japanese Fenders up till 1996/1997 are MIJ Fenders. In 1991/1992 FujiGen Gakki were expanding their factory operations by establishing FujiGen Hirooka Inc ((Japanese) フジゲン広丘(株)) to be able to take on additional set neck (Gibson like necks) contracts (such as the Orville by Gibson contract) and so Dyna Gakki (one of Kanda Shokai's main guitar makers) took over some of the making of the Japanese Fender models which resulted in a CIJ logo being used on some Japanese Fenders instead of an MIJ logo. CIJ is mostly used on Fenders from 1996/1997 until recently due to Tkai and Dyna Gakki taking over the Fender Japan manufacturing contract from FujiGen Gakki in 1996/1997. The Fender Squier range was also brought into line with the Japanese Fenders at around the same time (1996/1997), with "Crafted" rather than "Made" being used."
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