ESP AERO Electric Guitar

Description

ESP AERO Electric Guitar
Description
number of frets: 24 frets
Pickup Layout: Humbucker/Humbucker
Controls: 1 volume, 3-way switch
Taking the guitar as a gear to the limit, this unit has the ultimate operability and looks while being simple. It's a gachi gachi. There is little usability. The truss rod wheel nut and other details have been carefully considered to maintain the extremely low string height. Fret remaining 90% Part replacement PU (Replaced with Duncan SH-8/DimarzioX2N) Conspicuous scratches 2mm dents, some paint chips on horn String height 1st string 12F 1.5-8mm 6th string 12F 2mm Weight 3.4kg Neck condition Straight (with remaining rod) Accessories Tremolo arm Soft case
Although there is a feeling of use,there is no problem in operation.
Shipping
We usually ship within 5 business days of receiving cleared payment.
The shipping is by Japan Post (EMS), DHL or FedEx. It takes 3-7 days (may take a few more days depending on the country) and is trackable. We will contact you if these shipments are not available. If these shipments are available but there are remote shipping charges in your area, we will contact you for additional shipping charges and we will ask you to pay.
Notice
Items on the list are second hand or vintage. There is the possibility of rust, fading, scratches, cracks, dents, etc. Please take a closer look at the pictures.
Light scratches and small damage are hard to see with photographs. If you want to know the details before purchasing the item, please contact us.
*International Buyers - Please Note:
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Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.
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