SCHECTER TL BASS TYPE ORDER Model Electric Bass Guitar

Description

SCHECTER TL BASS TYPE ORDER Model is now available as a used item.
2PC ash body.
Maple neck with ebony fingerboard. Equipped with Duncan PU.
PULLing the TONE knob turns it into a kill switch.

Fret alignment and neck joint screw hole correction.
There is considerable usability.
Many parts including dull parts, paint chips, scratches, dents, buckle scratches, and picking scratches.

■Truss rod: Check up to 60° on the tightening side
■Neck condition: No problem
■Frets: Enough
■Case: Non-genuine soft case
■Accessories: None

■Serial number: #91648
■Weight (kg): 4.17

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Shipping

We usually ship within 5 business days of receiving cleared payment. The shipping is by FedEx, DHL or Japan Post (EMS). It takes 3-7 days (may take a few more days depending on the country) and is trackable. We will contact you if these shipments are not available. If these shipments are available but there are remote shipping charges in your area, we will contact you for additional shipping charges and we will ask you to pay.

Notice

Items on the list are second hand or vintage. There is the possibility of rust, fading, scratches, cracks, dents, etc. Please take a closer look at the pictures.

Light scratches and small damage are hard to see with photographs. If you want to know the details before purchasing the item, please contact us.

*International Buyers - Please Note:
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