VERY RARE AND COLLECTIBLE MADE IN JAPAN IBANEZ JEM7V-WH LEFTHAND GUITAR
VERY RARE AND COLLECTIBLE MADE IN JAPAN IBANEZ JEM7V-WH LEFTHAND GUITAR
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Original PriceC$7,642.66
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Listed:3 months ago
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Itea, Greece
- VERY RARE AND COLLECTIBLE IBALEZ JEM7V-WH LEFTHAND 6 STRING GUITAR
- I HAVE BUY THE GUITAR BRAND NEW FROM MUSICSTORE IN GERMANY ON APRIL 28 2010,THE GUITAR IS IN PERFECT CONDITION,I HAVE USE THE GUITAR VERY RARELY AND ONLY INDOORS BECAUSE I HAD OTHER GUITARS FOR DAILY USE,ALL PARTS,HARDWARE & PICKUPS & ELECTRONICS & PICKGUARDS ARE ORIGINAL,ONLY THING HAS BEEN REPLACED IS THE VOLYME POT BECAUSE OF HUM NOIZE THAT CANNOT BE FIXED,ORIGINAL VOLUME POT ARE INCLUDED,THE FLOATING TREMOLO HAVE A SET UP FOR 9-42 STRINGS.
- THE GUITAR WAS ALWAYS KEPT IN THE ORIGINAL HARDCASE,THE COLOR IS IN PERFECT CONDITION,THERES ONLY A COLOR CHIP OFF IN THE JACK IN AREA ABOUT 2MM AND A CRACK ON THE PAINT IN THE NECK AREA ON THE BODY AS PICTURED IN THE PHOTOS
- THE HARDCASE IS ALSO IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITHOUT ANY SCRATCHES
- ORIGINAL LEATHER STRAP IS INCLUDED [NEVER USED]
- ALSO ALL PAPERS OF THE GUITAR ARE INCLUDED IN THE HARDCASE WITH THE VOLUME POT I HAVE REPLACE
- FEEL FREE TO ASK ME ANY QUESTION ABOUT THE GUITAR
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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