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That serial number could be for a guitar was made in Corona California, but it does not give the year, which should be visible on the neck of the guitar. It could be for a guitar made in the Fuji-Gen Japan plant, in 1996-1997, in which case it should show a neck decal "Made in Japan". https://support.fender.com/hc/en-us/articles/212774746-How-can-I-find-out-when-my-American-made-instrument-was-manufactured-

The first number belongs to a Fender made in Fullerton in 1954, so not your guitar since the F-80-12 was introduced in 1976. The nearest we can get with the second number is to a Fender made in Korea sometime from 1988 to 1996. No closer records appear to have been kept. .

Fender is known for having used ash and alder woods in its earlier years, then later on maple. Overseas made Fenders might be agathis wood or basswood, or even laminated wood in cheaper models. It's impossible to say about yours without knowing the model, year, and origin. .

That serial number does not match any Fender scheme, mainly because it has too many digits. If for instance it was only A530222 then it was made at the Fuji-gen Plant (for Fender Japan), Japan in 1985 - 1986. So please check the number.

Those numbers don't correspond with normal Fender numbering schemes. Are there any letters preceding the numbers? Where was the instrument made?

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Firstly, it is a Fender Bass, not base (sorry, I'm an old bass player). Yours is a good one, made at the Fender factory in Fullerton USA, in 1968, and is #38173 in that year. Depending on condition it is worth anywhere from $3000-$5000, but you would get lower, silly offers. Keep it, don't sell !! http://www.guitardaterproject.org/fender.aspx https://reverb.com/au/news/how-to-date-a-fender https://reverb.com/au/price-guide/guide/4371-fender-jazz-bass-1968-sunburst .

Check the connection to the reverb tank (rectangular box usually sitting on the bottom of the amp). There are a pair wires that connect it to the amp. If wires are connected, and the reverb is not working, you may need to replace the reverb tank.

That would be a 2008 serial number.

Standard J-Bass wiring is parallel. Not series. http://www.mojotone.com/support/Schematics-for-Pickups-and-Guitars/Jazz-Bass-Wiring-Diagram To run the pickups in series, the ground of one pickup would feed into the hot of the next. That's not what comes from the factory.

Your strat was made in Japan in 1987 just after the CBS era. These were generally good quality guitars (not the Squier models) and depending on condition would fetch $700-$900. .

That serial number doesn't seem to fit the standard formula. You should contact Fender directly. Here is the link- Contact Fender Musical Instruments Corporation

No. The line out is at line level, not amplified to speaker level. Yu can run a powered cabinet, but not a passive one.

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Transformers change the voltage and not the amperage. The input would be 110-120 volts. The output voltage would be stamped on the transformer or the circuit board where the transformer is mounted. It either steps it up or down. Make sure to disconnect it before investigating. Good luck!

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Well, let's assume it is a guitar, and not an amp, a mandolin, a lapsteel, or some other Fender. This serial number indicates it was made in the Indonesian Fender factories, possibly before or after a run of Squier models (the more common meaning of the 'S'), in 2013, number 003198 of the run. . .

A bad ground connection?. Try tightening the nut on the phono plug first. You can pull out that section where the cable hooks into and visually check the solder connections.

That number indicates a Chimese mad Squier from 1999.