In 1997 yet another PS was offered in the catalog - this was sold as the PS10-CL (or Classic). The biggest difference between them is that the PS10-II was made in Korean factories and the LTD and Classic were Japanese made and also had all the same features of the original 1978 model (like the Gibraltar bridge and Quick Change tailpiece).
In 1997, an additional PlayStation variant emerged in the catalog - designated as the PS10-CL (or Classic). The key difference between this model and others lies in its manufacturing location: Korean factories produced the PS10-II, whereas LTD and Classic models were made in Japan, retaining all the original features of the 1978 design.