Talon '91

Own a genuine piece of early-'90s Fender history with this Heartfield by Fender Talon in the striking Midnight Blue finish. Heartfield was a short-lived joint venture between Fender's American and Japanese divisions, active from 1989 to 1993, with instruments built in the renowned FujiGen factory in Japan — the same facility behind the original Ibanez JEM series. The Talon was designed for serious rock and metal players who wanted the Fender name paired with a fast, shred-ready superstrat platform.

This example is a solid-body basswood Talon with an ultra-slim "U"-profile maple neck, a rosewood fretboard, and a versatile HSS pickup configuration — A Heartfield humbucker flanking a Fender single coils — routed through a Floyd Rose Original tremolo system for expressive dive bombs and rock-solid tuning stability. With 24 frets and a fast 17" fingerboard radius, it's built for lead playing, tapping, and everything in between.

Key Features

• Made in Japan at the FujiGen factory (same facility as early Ibanez JEM guitars)
• Midnight Blue factory finish
• Solid basswood body
• Ultra-slim "U"-shape maple neck
• Rosewood fretboard, 24 frets
• 17" fingerboard radius
• 25.5" scale length
• HSS pickup configuration: 1 Heartfield humbucker + 2x Fender single coil
• Floyd Rose Original locking tremolo system
  
• Original Hard Shell Case
• Very Good

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