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Used Fender Duo Sonic HS
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Item Description
Listed 2 years ago
2018 Fender Duo Sonic HS: this was when they were called the "offset series" (now Player Series) - I can't imagine there are any differences between the Offset Series and the Player Series, other than finish options.
24" scale
Pau Ferro fretboard
Humbucker can split coils via push-pull tone knob
There is a very minor amount of fret wear around the 2nd fret; it did not show up well in photos.
A few scratches on the back of the guitar, I tried to capture via photograph, with difficulty.
There are a couple places near the edge of the fretboard, in particular the 5th and 9th frets on the thumb-side of the fretboard, that appear to be chipping. In my experience it does not affect play in any way.
Finally, occasionally (seldom), the 3-way switch and the push-pull knob acted up and seemed like a strong connection wasn't made. This was resolved simply by switching them again, which usually did the trick. Again, it was very seldom, and frankly a non-issue to me, but I wanted to mention it.
Will ship in an SKB bag that has frayed on the inside where the tuning machines rub against it, and could stand re-sewn on the bottom, but does afford some protection.
Any questions, please ask me.
24" scale
Pau Ferro fretboard
Humbucker can split coils via push-pull tone knob
There is a very minor amount of fret wear around the 2nd fret; it did not show up well in photos.
A few scratches on the back of the guitar, I tried to capture via photograph, with difficulty.
There are a couple places near the edge of the fretboard, in particular the 5th and 9th frets on the thumb-side of the fretboard, that appear to be chipping. In my experience it does not affect play in any way.
Finally, occasionally (seldom), the 3-way switch and the push-pull knob acted up and seemed like a strong connection wasn't made. This was resolved simply by switching them again, which usually did the trick. Again, it was very seldom, and frankly a non-issue to me, but I wanted to mention it.
Will ship in an SKB bag that has frayed on the inside where the tuning machines rub against it, and could stand re-sewn on the bottom, but does afford some protection.
Any questions, please ask me.
