#MIRC GUITARS FENDER GOLD SERIAL NUMBERS#

I looked at the nut slot and saw it was cut badly. I could see the E,A slots were filed way too deep, hence the buzzing. I pulled the strings off and when I did, the nut fell off. Then the big E and A strings started buzzing. I leveled the bridge before I put new strings on. I would address any issues when doing a basic setup. Now the bridge was jacked up at an extreme angle on the bass side. I just removed them when I took the axe apart and wiped it down with some naphtha. I think he was trying to learn with that game 'RockSmith'. He had little stickers on the fret board where the side dots are and I guess the corresponding chords at that fret.

The guy I got it from knew nothing about playing. OK, I think I found why this went to MIRC.

View attachment 63245 View attachment 63246 View attachment 63247 View attachment 63247 Someone put a Les Paul custom truss rod cover on it. View attachment 63247 View attachment 63247 I just sold a Squire Affinity that I had up for sale for about two months. G-400 alnico v pups, Grover 18:1 machines, zero fret wear and a nice neck. Anyway, the guitar is great aside from the chip. I googled this and found out it was a MIRC guitar. Then right above the serial # was, in the most faintest way, a stamp that said 'used'.

#MIRC GUITARS FENDER GOLD SERIAL NUMBERS#

Shame he didn't keep the piece because I probably could have made a decent repair there.Īnyway, upon closer inspection, I found the last 3 serial numbers were removed. (been there, done that) A piece of the veneer is gone. It has a chip near the controls that the guy said happened one drunk night in the barracks. I picked up this worn cherry 2010 Epiphone g-400 yesterday for $40.00 USD. A lot of soldiers that are moving or getting out or just need cash sell their stuff at bargain prices. I live right next to Fort Bragg here in Fayetteville, NC.

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