Selling my Squier Standard Series telecaster. Bought, I think, in 2005. Not really been played very much at all. A few minor chips and scratches in the paint and around the pickguard, but nothing serious and no real dings. Strange blemish on the back of the neck near the heel. No idea what caused that, but it's not really intrusive.
Nice guitar. Mirrored plastic pickguard, matching black headstock. Looks great. I gave it a polish, treated the fretboard and, for some reason, lubricated the nut. New Ernie Ball 9-42s.
Plays very nicely. Generally comfortable neck with a satin finish. Controls are quiet, pickups decent, sounds and plays like a proper telecaster.
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| Listed | 24 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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