For your consideration Fender Acoustic Electric Single Cutaway Classical Guitar - Mfg Refurbished

　　The is an interesting instrument - a hybrid nylon-string that actually isn?t a classical guitar, strictly speaking, because it has a soft cutaway and a slightly thinner neck profile that?s easier on the fretting hand. Other features include a solid cedar top, rosewood back and sides and built-in electronics.

　　Body Shape: Classical

　　Body Back: Laminated Rosewood Back

　　Body Sides: Laminated Rosewood Sides

　　Body Top: Solid Cedar

　　Body Finish: 21 Gloss Polyurethane

　　Bracing: Scalloped X Bracing

　　Rosette: Wood Mosaic

　　Body Depth: 3.94" (100mm) to 4.92" (125mm)

　　Body Binding: Multi-ABS Body Binding

　　Number of Frets: 18

　　Fretboard: Rosewood

　　Neck Material: Mahogany

　　Nut Width: 1.81" (45.97 mm)

　　Scale Length: 25.3" (64.3 cm)

　　Truss Rods: Dual Action Truss Rod

　　Special Electronics: Fishman Isys III System with Active On-Board Pre-Amp and Tuner

　　Controls: Volume Control, 3-Band EQ, and Mid Sweep

　　Hardware: Gold

　　Bridge: Rosewood with Compensated Saddle

　　String Nut: Synthetic Bone

　　Strings: Fender Nylon Classical 100, Clear, Tie End Strings, (.028-.043 Gauges)

　　Unique Features: Dual Action Truss Rod, Wood Mosaic Rosette, Scalloped X Bracing, Gold "F" Logo, Multi-ABS Body Binding, Brown Neck Binding

　　So here is the story regarding my instruments....

　　The instruments are not pre-owned. They have never been sold to a consumer.

　　They are each hand selected instruments that are offered for sale from the refurbisher's inventory of over 3000 quality instruments. They are each tested to ensure that all of the components work properly.

　　When I offer an instrument for sale, I will include information on any visible repairs and provide photos (JUST ASK).

　　The refurbisher that we work with purchases instruments directly from the manufacturer.

　　These instruments for some reason did not pass the manufacturers quality control. Generally these instruments have minor finish imperfections, minor damage that occurred during manufacture, or minor issues with electronics or hardware.

　　The refurbisher uses an extensive inspection process as part of their restoration process to ensure all issues are identified and corrected. I also inspect and test the electronics on all of our inventory before offering them for sale. Through this process I know that the instruments I offer have been thoroughly inspected even than their "new" counterparts. My personal reputation is on the line with every instrument I sell and I want to be sure that I offer only the best instruments.

　　So, here is the deal with the "USED" stamp on he back of the headstock......

　　During the restoration process the instrument is stamped "used" in small letters on the back of the headstock. At the same time, the original serial number was removed and replaced with a serial number assigned by the refurbisher.

　　This is done to prevent warranty claims as these instruments are offered without the manufacturer's "Limited Warranty".

　　Can be seen at .....

　　7660 Stockton Blvd Sp. E23

　　Everyday except Tuesdays from 11:00am - 6:00pm