Fender Player II Stratocaster - Maple Fingerboard, Aquatone Blue Individual Drums Gretsch USA Custom Round Badge

Name: Fender Player II Stratocaster - Maple Fingerboard, Aquatone Blue Individual Drums Gretsch USA Custom Round Badge
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 78164976758
Price: 425.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0567 (23 reviews)

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Fender Player II Stratocaster Maple Fingerboard, Aquatone Blue Individual Drums Gretsch USA Custom Round Badge Gretsch USA Custom Round Badge drums have served as the foundation for “That Great Gretsch Sound” for over 65 years A Roasted maple neck gives the guitar a richer clean tone and matches the tapping style Ichika is well known for from the Modern “C” profile with silky satin urethane finish on the back to the comfy 9 Player Series Alnico V Single Coil Strat® pickups offer crystalline highs

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