The Korean Young Chang company made Squier instruments for Fender at some time in the 1990s - they also sold Fender style instruments under their own "Fenix" brand name.

The ST 10 was one of their stratocaster models. The ST-10-M had a one piece maple neck - carved from a single piece of wood without separate fingerboard. The ST-10-R models had rosewood fingerboards on maple necks. Nickel silver frets. Solid alder body. Roller string tensioner. Standard (vintage) tremolo with chrome plated hardware.

The Fenix ST 20 was a Korean made stratocaster copy. It had a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard. Nickel silver frets. Solid alder body. Roller string tensioner. Standard (vintage) tremolo with chrome plated hardware

It was available in black, white, pearl white, red, apple red metallic, blue metallic, aqua blue finishes.

Essentially the same as the ST 10, but with a rosewood fingerboard.

The Fenix ST 30 was a stratocaster style electric guitar. It had a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard. Nickel silver frets. Solid alder body. Roller string tensioner. Standard (vintage) tremolo with chrome plated hardware.
The ST 30 had body mounted pickups and controls (no scratchplate). It had a humbucker at the bridge and two single coil pickups. A single volume and single tone control.

It was available in black, white, pearl white, red, apple red metallic, blue metallic, aqua blue or black / white crackle finishes.