Schecter Robert Smith UltraCure VI Baritone Electric Guitar - Silver Burst Pearl New Arrivals B-Stock & Refurbished encourage self-expression

Name: Schecter Robert Smith UltraCure VI Baritone Electric Guitar - Silver Burst Pearl New Arrivals B-Stock & Refurbished encourage self-expression
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SKU: 56192564630
Price: 629.50 USD
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Schecter Robert Smith UltraCure VI Baritone Electric Guitar Silver Burst Pearl New Arrivals B Stock & Refurbished encourage self expression encourage self expression but with a modern edge that delivers a more contemporary tonal range that's perfect for almost any style of music Bridge Pickup: Seymour Duncan SJAG 1B Neck Material: Maple 3 pc w Carbon Fiber Reinforcement Rods

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