B-stock MM BLUES 28 >GREAT DEAL!
Jun 16, 2017 10:23:44 GMT
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Post by Michael Messer on Jun 16, 2017 10:23:44 GMT
I have a very nice B-stock MM Blues '28.
Further to me posting this last weekend, this morning I took the guitar out to photograph it for a customer and I have found a couple more little blemishes.
Because of these blemishes/issues, I am prepared to knock the price down by £80.00, from £545.00 to £465.00. It is all setup by Dave King and will be thoroughly checked before it is shipped to a customer. It comes in a hard foam pod case and is fitted with MM Newtone strings 13/56.
It has a great sound and everything feels just right. Sadly for me, it has some issues that makes it a B-stock and I have priced it accordingly.
Here are the reasons for it being marked down as a B-stock guitar.
1 - There is a small chip in the edge of the bass-side F hole.
2 - On the underside of the neck (the treble side), you can feel the binding-to-neck joint (it just hasn't quite been finished properly). It doesn't affect the playing and when playing I can't feel that it's there, but it is.
3 - On the underside of the neck (the treble side), there is a tiny dent on the side of the headstock. This does not really show, or affect the playing in any way.
4 - On the topside of the neck (the bass side), there is a little blister in the wood that should have been sanded out when the neck was finished. Again, it is a tiny blemish, but it is there.
Shine On
Michael
Further to me posting this last weekend, this morning I took the guitar out to photograph it for a customer and I have found a couple more little blemishes.
Because of these blemishes/issues, I am prepared to knock the price down by £80.00, from £545.00 to £465.00. It is all setup by Dave King and will be thoroughly checked before it is shipped to a customer. It comes in a hard foam pod case and is fitted with MM Newtone strings 13/56.
It has a great sound and everything feels just right. Sadly for me, it has some issues that makes it a B-stock and I have priced it accordingly.
Here are the reasons for it being marked down as a B-stock guitar.
1 - There is a small chip in the edge of the bass-side F hole.
2 - On the underside of the neck (the treble side), you can feel the binding-to-neck joint (it just hasn't quite been finished properly). It doesn't affect the playing and when playing I can't feel that it's there, but it is.
3 - On the underside of the neck (the treble side), there is a tiny dent on the side of the headstock. This does not really show, or affect the playing in any way.
4 - On the topside of the neck (the bass side), there is a little blister in the wood that should have been sanded out when the neck was finished. Again, it is a tiny blemish, but it is there.
Shine On
Michael
