TITLE: FSO: Second Hand Squier Stratocaster 50th Anniversary Bullet Series
Pictures after contact details below.
Freebie 1: Original Fender guitar strap.
Freebie 2: Two 20ft. Planet Waves low noise guitar cables.
Price without any Freebie: Php 5,000 (Fixed)
Price with Freebie 1: Php 5,500 (Fixed)
Price with Freebie 1 and Freebie 2: Php 6,000 (Fixed)
- Product Details: Serial number NC456521. Bought as stock Fender Squier Stratocaster slighly-used second-hand in 2005. Still fun to play. Still sounds great.
- Specifications:
1. Pickup configuration S-S-H using 3 Seymour Duncan pickups (I never used the actual pickup covers of the neck and middle pickups because the vintage is antique white and the neck is really White - bought cheap black pickup covers to match the black bridge humbuker pu that doesn't come with a pickup cover):
- NECK PU: Seymour Duncan Stk-s1n Classic Stack Strat Neck/middle Pickup White -
https://www.ebay.com/p/Seymour-Duncan-Stk-s1n-Classic-Stack-Strat-Neck-middle-Pickup-White/1237664999 - MIDDLE PU: Antiquity Texas Hot Strat - middle rwrp -
http://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/antiquity-texas-hot-strat-middle-rwrp - BRIDGE PU: JB Jr. Strat - bridge SJBJ-1b -
http://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/jb-jr-strat-bridge (this one doesn't expose the coil anymore)
2. Fender original aftermarket tremolo bridge.
3. Bridge tone knob is really a two-mode rotary switch which turns off one coil from neck and bridge pickups at the same time to quickly create a true S-S-S pickup configuration anytime within a song. When switched to S-S-S, these pickups remain without hum. You'll have to listen very hard to detect any added hum (if it still qualifies as hum when you hear something other than the note or the silence), this is a sign of Seymour Duncan's build quality.
4. Schaller strap locks.
5. Fender original aftermarket pickguard.
More Under the Pickguard:
1. Original Fender 5-way pickup selector switch.
2. All Parts volume and tone potentiometeres (middle tone knob).
- Issues/Flaws - Finish is original and shows scratches as sign of frequent use and age. Doesn't have softcase anymore, I played it without the pickup selector's knob cover that's why you don't see it. Some rust on bridge but not deteriorated(see front & back of guitar).
- RFS: I stopped gigging since 2009. I seldom play guitar now. Working fulltime (web developer). Interested in switching to Ibanez though (basically more as enthusiast/hobby only).
- Possible meet-up places: Talipapa, Novaliches, Q.C. (my house)/SM North EDSA/SM Novaliches/SM Hypermarket (Quirino Highway, QC)
- Cellphone: Look for Paolo 09053934211
