Description
Condition: Used
Judging from the headstock logo, this guitar appears to be from an early to mid-period guitar production.
This one has been changed to a passive bass, with one volume and one tone control. The third knob is a dummy.
There is a slightly noticeable dent on the side, but the body is undamaged and retains its beautiful white color.
Comes with an original gig bag.
[Specifications]
Body: Basswood
Neck: Hard Maple
Fingerboard: Hard Maple
Scale: Long (864mm)
Weight: Approximately 4.2kg
[Condition]
Neck: Straight
Frets: 80-90% or more of the thread
Truss Rod: No issues
Electric Components: No issues
Condition Rank [C]
A... Almost perfect, with almost no signs of use
B... Normal signs of use, but no noticeable scratches or stains
C... Signs of use, with some noticeable scratches or stains
D... Significant damage/significant damage
[Service] *All products are serviced in our store.
Basic adjustments completed (neck, string height, and electrical system checked)
Cleaned (frets polished, body, fingerboard, etc.)
[Accessories]
Original gig bag
Payment
Please pay within 5 days after the auction closed.
Shipping
About other area, please ask me.
When you purchase two or more my items, I can send them together and discount shipping cost.
Returns
Returns are accepted ONLY if the item was not the item described.
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