The Fender Custom Shop began in 1987, under the supervision of then-CEO Schultz. The initial staff comprised only two Master Builders (John Page, Michael Stevens) and a Haas VF4 CNC machine (modified for woodwork) that cuts three bodies or four necks at once. The current roster of master builders are: Dale Wilson, Paul Waller, Stephen Stern, Jason Smith, Yuriy Shishkov, Todd Krause, Dennis Galuszka, Greg Fessler, John Cruz and Ron Thorn.[1] The primary intent of the Fender Custom Shop was to create instruments in the tradition of Leo Fender and his staff at the original Fender facilities in Fullerton, CA, accommodating famous endorsers and other discerning players who wanted the accuracy, detail, and quality—as well as customization and personal touches—that were widely perceived as omitted under the tutelage of CBS, and considered lacking on the revamped Fender's mass-produced instruments. In 1991, the Fender Custom Amp Shop was created and housed in Scottsdale, Arizona. Seven years later, Fender USA manufacturing, R&D and Custom Shop divisions, were moved to its present location in Corona, California. Currently, the Fender Custom Shop employs over fifty craftsmen and produces both custom one-off projects and limited CNC-tooled production runs. Bodywood: Alder Body: 2 Pieces Body Style: 56 Strat Neck Pickup: HW Poblano Middle Pickup: HW Poblano Bridge Pickup: HW Poblano Top Color: Super Faded Sonic Blue Frets; 21 Head Thickness: 0,575" Fret Wire: 6100 Radius: 9,50 Nut Width: 1, 650" Butt Width: 2,200" Neck Shape: 59 Squire "C" Neck Spec 1st: .800" 12th Fret: .980" Nut: Bone