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This was one of those reworked B-stock guitars given a new serial number and resold. They don't say what the issue was, but I suspect it was fret buzz. It's had its frets leveled, crowned, and polished. I extensively modded this guitar before putting it back to stock. The wiring was redone in that process though the components are original.

Ships with .011s, decent neck relief, 12th fret action of 2mm bass and 1.5mm treble (these may shift in shipping).

Neck is slim and consistent in depth, about .8" at 1st fret and not much thicker at the 12th. It's also a bit flattened in profile. Not a wizard, but definitely shreddy.

Active pickups are powerful and have a broad frequency response. I had 500k pots installed, before returning things to stock (250k alphas) and would recommend this mod (a bit trebly though).

Fun guitar. Really like it. I just need to thin the herd. I bought it as a project and had fun modding it, but it's time to say goodbye.

Pictured Issues:

Neck attachment bolts are somewhat stripped: You need to be precise with your screwdriver taking the neck off. The bolts were exceptionally tough when new as Squier (or Cort) hadn't expanded the through holes in the body to let the screws pass. They have been expanded and lubricated with wax.

Hairline crack by neck pocket: The thin section of body along the neck pocket has a hairline crack that doesn't affect anything.

Small ding in headstock: The back of the headstock, out of sight is a small ding. More of a dent. Finish is there but depressed.

Pick up ring scuff: The neck was briefly swapped for one with a heel access truss rod. The pickup ring has a small scuff caused when adjusting said truss rod (stock neck has head stock access).

9V battery included, but not installed.

Guitar is sold AS IS. Please look at the photos closely for condition and quality. This guitar was lightly gigged. Expect some light scratches and swirls.