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Blemished items are customer returns, open box, ding n dents and re-stocked items. These items are in great condition and very similar to new, except for packaging that may show wear or may not be original. Not covered by manufacturer warranty, but covered by our 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee.
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I received this bass in and it has lived up to the hype in its ad. The neck feels right, my hand doesn't tire or cramp up with it. The pick ups are crisp, the EQ allows me to adjust the sound to get the perfect metal gallop like Maiden without the knock. I can adjust it out for a deep funk or Jazz and did I mention it is just beautiful. I'd recommend it to any left hander.
If youre in the market for a good intermediate priced bass guitar , you wont be very happy with this gtr. Gorgeous design, slim smooth neck, good style sweeper function, clear pickup tone (not like cheap ceramic sounding pickups), good electronics with tonnes of flexibility in tone. WARNING: Play the same model at different stores first. Even the same SR300 i played at different stores had different amounts of frett buzz, diff necks. They should all be the same but they are not. I left a SR300 at the chicago/halsted guitar store cos it buzzed too much at certain frets and the cheaper GSR100 had less fret buzz. finally bought an SR300 at Villa Park GC because it had a better neck. Was very close to getting the Ibanez GSR100 which is a good entry level quality bass gtr, but back of neck is less smooth, pickups sound al little less 'clean' (ceramic like tone) and less output as compared to the SR300. SUMMARY : 1. try to PLAY the guitar , and try it UNPLUGGED (it should sound sweet unplugged too). Dont order over the internet. 2. All wood sounds different, all guitars, even the same model, sound different. 3. If you're a left handed player , pay more and get a dedicated left handed guitar. You'll be happier. You wont get the same sound or feel by just changing the strings and nut around.
