Japan's FujiGen factory is well-known in the world of guitar manufacturing. Across its history, the company has built guitars for some of the most iconic brands, such as Fender, Ibanez and Yamaha, and has gained an eviable reputation for impressive quality. As well as lending its expertise to others, FujiGen is also the home of FGN-a line of classic-yetcontemporary guitars that promises to put Japanese build quality into a humble, affordable package, thanks to the absence of a "big name" on the headstock.
It is from this lineage that our Iliad heralds. Lifted from the FGN's ranks of Telecaster-inspired instruments, the Iliad is marketed as a modern twist on Fender's single-cut design, retaining much of the charm of the original template, and injecting it with some distinct FujiGen flair.
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