Fender Dave Murray Inspired Partscaster – Roasted Maple Neck – Vega Trem
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Selling my custom-built Fender Dave Murray inspired Strat-style partscaster. This guitar was assembled using genuine Fender components and quality aftermarket hardware. It plays great, stays in tune exceptionally well, and delivers everything from classic Strat tones to high-gain rock and metal sounds. I have a lot of guitars and this one does not get the love it should it’s an amazing instrument. It deserves to be played.
It is In excellent condition barley ever played.
Specs:
Fender Black Alder Body
Fender Dave Murray Loaded Pickguard (Dave Murray pickup configuration)
Fender Roasted Maple Mexican Fender Neck
Vega-Trem Bridge System
Quality Fender hardware throughout
Fresh setup and ready to play
Schaller Strap locks included
Gig bag included
The roasted maple neck feels incredible, and the Vega-Trem offers smooth tremolo action while maintaining excellent tuning stability.
Condition: Excellent
Price: $1,100
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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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