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Fender Stratocaster 1973 / 1974 Rosewood Neck - Vintage USA, fits all 70s Strats
Estimated price for orientation: 619 $
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Description Brand: Fender Country/Region of Manufacture: United States MPN: Does Not Apply UPC: Does not apply
Vintage 1970s Fender Stratocaster Rosewood Neck
Mfd. 1973 in Fullerton, California
Up for sale is this hard to find rosewood fretboard / maple neck from a 1973 Stratocaster. Although it has some minor cosmetic issues, it is still in excellent shape for its age.
THE SPECS :
* Maple C-profile neck with rosewood fretboard
* Bullet truss rod adjuster at the headstock
* 21 Medium frets
* 25.5” scale length
* 7.25" neck radius
* 1+ 5/8" (40.2 mm) wide nut
* Neck depth of 21.2 mm @ fret 2 and 23.1 mm @ fret 12
* Neck end width is 2 + 3/16" (55.3 mm)
* Micro-tilt 3-bolt neck mount system
* Made in USA quality Condition:
Very good to excellent. It is surprising to see relatively little wear on such an old neck. The rosewood fretboard has some wear that can't be felt while playing - it is most pronounced on frets 1-2, with less on frets 3-5, and almost none further up the neck. The original frets have hardly any wear. I don't see even a single divot in any of the frets. The back of the neck is in great shape too with no appreciable wear to the lacquer. There are three dings in the back of the neck; two tiny dings behind the first couple of frets, and one small ding in the middle behind fret 10. None affect playability at all.
The headstock is in very good shape. The headstock's logo is completely intact. There are only a few marks along its edges, and an area of wear below the Low "E" tuner on the face of the headstock. As you can see in the pictures, a previous user installed aftermarket (Grover) tuners, drilling holes in the back of the headstock for its screws. The good news is they are easily filled and most would be covered up if you install the original "F" logo Fender tuners. See the next to last picture. I'm not sure what to make of the numbers carved into the headstock but they could be filled as well. I should also note that the tuner holes were drilled out to an 11 mm diameter. The original bushings (from the "F" logo tuners) will still fit but will need to be lightly glued to stay in place. See the last picture.
This is a fairly thick neck, with a fat C or perhaps a D profile. The date code at the neck's end show it was made in the 13th week (13) of 1978 (3) on the 3rd day (3) of the week (Tuesday). The neck is straight and true, and its nut appears to be the factory original. The truss turns normally either way.
Summing up: this neck played REALLY nicely before being removed - it needs nothing but tuners, trees, and a 3-bolt Strat body!
Click for many more pictures.Installation Notes:
This neck is a perfect fit for any 3-bolt Stratocaster body with the micro-tilt feature and a 2 + 3/16" neck pocket width. It will not directly fit most standard 4-bolt modern Fender Stratocaster bodies, but could be made to work if you are handy and feel like butchering a vintage neck. Fender necks are easy to install, but be aware that it may take some expertise to adjust it for your guitar and bridge. If the action is too high (hard to play) or too low (the strings buzz) take it to a pro for a truss rod adjustment and intonation. If you don't know any good luthiers, ask around your local music shop - they'll know one. The price includes:
The Fender Stratocaster neck as pictured, with its original nut. See my other listing for the Grover tuners and the original neck plate. No returns if you have mounted the neck on your guitar body, so please examine it carefully before installing it. Why buy from me? Some might think my descriptions are a little too verbose, but I believe in giving a potential buyer all the information I have about an item - with many high-quality photos to show you EXACTLY what I have to offer. I also pack my items very well with recycled packaging and ship quickly. Unlike my competition, I'm not a faceless business but a life-long guitarist who can give you the personal touch. Most important of all, I'm always happy to share my years of knowledge and help my customers with their parts installation - just email and I'll respond as quickly as I can.
Shipping in the USA - Use the eBay shipping calculator to figure your exact costs. I have set it for USPS Parcel Select in the USA, but it will most likely ship by UPS, perhaps by Priority Mail if it isn't too much more. If you are not in the continental USA, email me to confirm a shipping method and price before buying.Shipping out of the USA- Shipping is $58 to Canada, $78 to Europe, $92 to Russia, $88 to anywhere else. I reserve the right to refuse any Paypal payment from out of the USA. Shipping to Australia and Japan - If you don't mind the longer shipping time, I can ship this item for about $30-$40 cheaper through ebay global shipping. Contact me if you are ready to buy, and I will change the listing for you. International Shipping Notes - READ THIS if you are not in the USA! - Some countries may ban the import of rosewood necks, even old necks like this. It is up to YOU to find out what your country's import rules are, so if you are not in the USA please check your local laws before buying. If the neck is returned by your country's customs department I will not refund your shipping charges. For ebay sales I must declare the actual sale value for customs. I sympathize with those who pay high taxes and shipping costs, but please don't ask for other intl. shipping options if you pay with Paypal - I won't respond to such emails. Be aware that some countries will take up to a month to process your imported item, so be patient, or call your country's customs dept. instead of mailing me. I have no idea what happens to your package after it leaves the USA. I do not ship to Italy, Argentina, Venezuela, or any countries with unreliable postal services. Finally, I will not accept returns from outside of the USA for any reason, and by buying this item you accept that condition. If that makes you wary, check my excellent eBay feedback - much of it from non-USA buyers.Why ebay shipping costs have become more expensiveThe US Postal Service has recently raised their rates - a LOT, but it's not just higher costs from the shipping companies. Thank FeeBay, for charging sellers a final value fee on shipping (!!), which forces sellers to raise our shipping costs to buyers. About 13% of your shipping costs go to eBay and Paypal. If you are ordering from out of the USA even more goes to eBay global shipping, and to YOUR country's duties and taxes. So, please send your complaints about high shipping costs to ebay, Paypal, the USPS, and your elected officials - not to me. I don't make money on shipping my items.Thanks for looking!
My return policy and listing terms
It's not easy to see when you cruise a listing, but I go through a lot of trouble to honestly describe and picture my items in ebay to (hopefully) make returns unnecessary.
Here's my reasonable return and refund policy:
* Please read the listing carefully in its entirety before bidding or buying - people who don't are the people who tend to return items.
* I no longer accept returns through ebay - you must contact me directly for a return. This is why all my ebay listings state "no returns accepted". Sure, I'll still take a return on most items if there is a problem - but I'd rather deal directly with you, my customer, rather than a middleman at ebay who knows nothing about guitar parts!
* You MUST notify me of a problem within 7 days of receipt, and return the item within 14 days of receipt.
* If the return is due to an obvious fault of mine, I'll pay for return shipping. That seems only fair. Otherwise, you pay for return shipping.
* Shipping costs are generally not refundable (I don't get that money back either), but I'm flexible.
* Items that shipped for "free" will have the actual shipping cost subtracted from their refund.
* For eBay sales, buyer must agree to ebay sale cancellation prior to return.
* Items sold "as-is", mean exactly that: no returns for ANY reason. Most of my items are NOT sold as-is.
* I will not accept returns from outside of the USA for any reason.
* This policy is non-negotiable, and by bidding or buying you agree to it.
* I accept the fact that people make mistakes. Regardless of fault, I'll do my best to solve any problems!
EBAY LISTING TERMS:
* Before you bid or buy, make sure you truly want and are prepared to pay for the item immediately. This is not a lot to ask!
* Payment is required within 24 hours unless previous arrangements have been made.
* If I don't receive payment or at least an email from the high bidder within 48 hours, the item will be sold to the second high bidder or relisted.
* Shipping costs are not negotiable, except for multiple items shipped together. Email if you have a question about combined shipping costs.
* If you have any questions, please ask them before the listing ends. Read the listing before emailing me - chances are your answer is already there!
* I do not participate in ebay's bogus + corrupt feedback system. If you want some feedback anyway, leave it for me and I'll return the favor.
* Those who leave negative feedback or file an ebay complaint without even contacting me to resolve a problem can expect zero support afterwards.
* New ebay users with zero feedback: please contact me before bidding. If you don't your bid may be canceled.
* Please don't make me illicit offers to sell off-ebay through ebay! Although I often sell through other websites, I will not respond to any offers made here for items I have for sale on ebay (except for ebay items listed with the "Best Offer" option).
* I reserve the right to cancel bids and ignore emails from the mentally disturbed.
* Again, due to people abusing the ebay returns system, I no longer accept returns through ebay Contact me directly for returns.
Thanks to all my customers, I now have over 1500 successful ebay transactions.
YOUR business is greatly appreciated!The text and pictures in this ad are Copyright 2016 by Livewire Audio.
Copying of any of it without permission is illegal and against ebay rules.
Description
| Brand: | Fender | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | UPC: | Does not apply |
Vintage 1970s Fender Stratocaster Rosewood Neck
Mfd. 1973 in Fullerton, California
Up for sale is this hard to find rosewood fretboard / maple neck from a 1973 Stratocaster. Although it has some minor cosmetic issues, it is still in excellent shape for its age.
THE SPECS :
* Maple C-profile neck with rosewood fretboard
* Bullet truss rod adjuster at the headstock
* 21 Medium frets
* 25.5” scale length
* 7.25" neck radius
* 1+ 5/8" (40.2 mm) wide nut
* Neck depth of 21.2 mm @ fret 2 and 23.1 mm @ fret 12
* Neck end width is 2 + 3/16" (55.3 mm)
* Micro-tilt 3-bolt neck mount system
* Made in USA quality Condition:
Very good to excellent. It is surprising to see relatively little wear on such an old neck. The rosewood fretboard has some wear that can't be felt while playing - it is most pronounced on frets 1-2, with less on frets 3-5, and almost none further up the neck. The original frets have hardly any wear. I don't see even a single divot in any of the frets. The back of the neck is in great shape too with no appreciable wear to the lacquer. There are three dings in the back of the neck; two tiny dings behind the first couple of frets, and one small ding in the middle behind fret 10. None affect playability at all.
The headstock is in very good shape. The headstock's logo is completely intact. There are only a few marks along its edges, and an area of wear below the Low "E" tuner on the face of the headstock. As you can see in the pictures, a previous user installed aftermarket (Grover) tuners, drilling holes in the back of the headstock for its screws. The good news is they are easily filled and most would be covered up if you install the original "F" logo Fender tuners. See the next to last picture. I'm not sure what to make of the numbers carved into the headstock but they could be filled as well. I should also note that the tuner holes were drilled out to an 11 mm diameter. The original bushings (from the "F" logo tuners) will still fit but will need to be lightly glued to stay in place. See the last picture.
This is a fairly thick neck, with a fat C or perhaps a D profile. The date code at the neck's end show it was made in the 13th week (13) of 1978 (3) on the 3rd day (3) of the week (Tuesday). The neck is straight and true, and its nut appears to be the factory original. The truss turns normally either way.
Summing up: this neck played REALLY nicely before being removed - it needs nothing but tuners, trees, and a 3-bolt Strat body!
Click for many more pictures.Installation Notes:
This neck is a perfect fit for any 3-bolt Stratocaster body with the micro-tilt feature and a 2 + 3/16" neck pocket width. It will not directly fit most standard 4-bolt modern Fender Stratocaster bodies, but could be made to work if you are handy and feel like butchering a vintage neck. Fender necks are easy to install, but be aware that it may take some expertise to adjust it for your guitar and bridge. If the action is too high (hard to play) or too low (the strings buzz) take it to a pro for a truss rod adjustment and intonation. If you don't know any good luthiers, ask around your local music shop - they'll know one. The price includes:
The Fender Stratocaster neck as pictured, with its original nut. See my other listing for the Grover tuners and the original neck plate. No returns if you have mounted the neck on your guitar body, so please examine it carefully before installing it. Why buy from me? Some might think my descriptions are a little too verbose, but I believe in giving a potential buyer all the information I have about an item - with many high-quality photos to show you EXACTLY what I have to offer. I also pack my items very well with recycled packaging and ship quickly. Unlike my competition, I'm not a faceless business but a life-long guitarist who can give you the personal touch. Most important of all, I'm always happy to share my years of knowledge and help my customers with their parts installation - just email and I'll respond as quickly as I can.
Shipping in the USA - Use the eBay shipping calculator to figure your exact costs. I have set it for USPS Parcel Select in the USA, but it will most likely ship by UPS, perhaps by Priority Mail if it isn't too much more. If you are not in the continental USA, email me to confirm a shipping method and price before buying.Shipping out of the USA- Shipping is $58 to Canada, $78 to Europe, $92 to Russia, $88 to anywhere else. I reserve the right to refuse any Paypal payment from out of the USA. Shipping to Australia and Japan - If you don't mind the longer shipping time, I can ship this item for about $30-$40 cheaper through ebay global shipping. Contact me if you are ready to buy, and I will change the listing for you. International Shipping Notes - READ THIS if you are not in the USA! - Some countries may ban the import of rosewood necks, even old necks like this. It is up to YOU to find out what your country's import rules are, so if you are not in the USA please check your local laws before buying. If the neck is returned by your country's customs department I will not refund your shipping charges. For ebay sales I must declare the actual sale value for customs. I sympathize with those who pay high taxes and shipping costs, but please don't ask for other intl. shipping options if you pay with Paypal - I won't respond to such emails. Be aware that some countries will take up to a month to process your imported item, so be patient, or call your country's customs dept. instead of mailing me. I have no idea what happens to your package after it leaves the USA. I do not ship to Italy, Argentina, Venezuela, or any countries with unreliable postal services. Finally, I will not accept returns from outside of the USA for any reason, and by buying this item you accept that condition. If that makes you wary, check my excellent eBay feedback - much of it from non-USA buyers.Why ebay shipping costs have become more expensiveThe US Postal Service has recently raised their rates - a LOT, but it's not just higher costs from the shipping companies. Thank FeeBay, for charging sellers a final value fee on shipping (!!), which forces sellers to raise our shipping costs to buyers. About 13% of your shipping costs go to eBay and Paypal. If you are ordering from out of the USA even more goes to eBay global shipping, and to YOUR country's duties and taxes. So, please send your complaints about high shipping costs to ebay, Paypal, the USPS, and your elected officials - not to me. I don't make money on shipping my items.Thanks for looking!
My return policy and listing terms
It's not easy to see when you cruise a listing, but I go through a lot of trouble to honestly describe and picture my items in ebay to (hopefully) make returns unnecessary.
Here's my reasonable return and refund policy:
* Please read the listing carefully in its entirety before bidding or buying - people who don't are the people who tend to return items.
* I no longer accept returns through ebay - you must contact me directly for a return. This is why all my ebay listings state "no returns accepted". Sure, I'll still take a return on most items if there is a problem - but I'd rather deal directly with you, my customer, rather than a middleman at ebay who knows nothing about guitar parts!
* You MUST notify me of a problem within 7 days of receipt, and return the item within 14 days of receipt.
* If the return is due to an obvious fault of mine, I'll pay for return shipping. That seems only fair. Otherwise, you pay for return shipping.
* Shipping costs are generally not refundable (I don't get that money back either), but I'm flexible.
* Items that shipped for "free" will have the actual shipping cost subtracted from their refund.
* For eBay sales, buyer must agree to ebay sale cancellation prior to return.
* Items sold "as-is", mean exactly that: no returns for ANY reason. Most of my items are NOT sold as-is.
* I will not accept returns from outside of the USA for any reason.
* This policy is non-negotiable, and by bidding or buying you agree to it.
* I accept the fact that people make mistakes. Regardless of fault, I'll do my best to solve any problems!
EBAY LISTING TERMS:
* Before you bid or buy, make sure you truly want and are prepared to pay for the item immediately. This is not a lot to ask!
* Payment is required within 24 hours unless previous arrangements have been made.
* If I don't receive payment or at least an email from the high bidder within 48 hours, the item will be sold to the second high bidder or relisted.
* Shipping costs are not negotiable, except for multiple items shipped together. Email if you have a question about combined shipping costs.
* If you have any questions, please ask them before the listing ends. Read the listing before emailing me - chances are your answer is already there!
* I do not participate in ebay's bogus + corrupt feedback system. If you want some feedback anyway, leave it for me and I'll return the favor.
* Those who leave negative feedback or file an ebay complaint without even contacting me to resolve a problem can expect zero support afterwards.
* New ebay users with zero feedback: please contact me before bidding. If you don't your bid may be canceled.
* Please don't make me illicit offers to sell off-ebay through ebay! Although I often sell through other websites, I will not respond to any offers made here for items I have for sale on ebay (except for ebay items listed with the "Best Offer" option).
* I reserve the right to cancel bids and ignore emails from the mentally disturbed.
* Again, due to people abusing the ebay returns system, I no longer accept returns through ebay Contact me directly for returns.
Mfd. 1973 in Fullerton, California
Up for sale is this hard to find rosewood fretboard / maple neck from a 1973 Stratocaster. Although it has some minor cosmetic issues, it is still in excellent shape for its age.
THE SPECS :
* Maple C-profile neck with rosewood fretboard
* Bullet truss rod adjuster at the headstock
* 21 Medium frets
* 25.5” scale length
* 7.25" neck radius
* 1+ 5/8" (40.2 mm) wide nut
* Neck depth of 21.2 mm @ fret 2 and 23.1 mm @ fret 12
* Neck end width is 2 + 3/16" (55.3 mm)
* Micro-tilt 3-bolt neck mount system
* Made in USA quality Condition:
Very good to excellent. It is surprising to see relatively little wear on such an old neck. The rosewood fretboard has some wear that can't be felt while playing - it is most pronounced on frets 1-2, with less on frets 3-5, and almost none further up the neck. The original frets have hardly any wear. I don't see even a single divot in any of the frets. The back of the neck is in great shape too with no appreciable wear to the lacquer. There are three dings in the back of the neck; two tiny dings behind the first couple of frets, and one small ding in the middle behind fret 10. None affect playability at all.
The headstock is in very good shape. The headstock's logo is completely intact. There are only a few marks along its edges, and an area of wear below the Low "E" tuner on the face of the headstock. As you can see in the pictures, a previous user installed aftermarket (Grover) tuners, drilling holes in the back of the headstock for its screws. The good news is they are easily filled and most would be covered up if you install the original "F" logo Fender tuners. See the next to last picture. I'm not sure what to make of the numbers carved into the headstock but they could be filled as well. I should also note that the tuner holes were drilled out to an 11 mm diameter. The original bushings (from the "F" logo tuners) will still fit but will need to be lightly glued to stay in place. See the last picture.
This is a fairly thick neck, with a fat C or perhaps a D profile. The date code at the neck's end show it was made in the 13th week (13) of 1978 (3) on the 3rd day (3) of the week (Tuesday). The neck is straight and true, and its nut appears to be the factory original. The truss turns normally either way.
Summing up: this neck played REALLY nicely before being removed - it needs nothing but tuners, trees, and a 3-bolt Strat body!
Click for many more pictures.Installation Notes:
This neck is a perfect fit for any 3-bolt Stratocaster body with the micro-tilt feature and a 2 + 3/16" neck pocket width. It will not directly fit most standard 4-bolt modern Fender Stratocaster bodies, but could be made to work if you are handy and feel like butchering a vintage neck. Fender necks are easy to install, but be aware that it may take some expertise to adjust it for your guitar and bridge. If the action is too high (hard to play) or too low (the strings buzz) take it to a pro for a truss rod adjustment and intonation. If you don't know any good luthiers, ask around your local music shop - they'll know one. The price includes:
The Fender Stratocaster neck as pictured, with its original nut. See my other listing for the Grover tuners and the original neck plate. No returns if you have mounted the neck on your guitar body, so please examine it carefully before installing it. Why buy from me? Some might think my descriptions are a little too verbose, but I believe in giving a potential buyer all the information I have about an item - with many high-quality photos to show you EXACTLY what I have to offer. I also pack my items very well with recycled packaging and ship quickly. Unlike my competition, I'm not a faceless business but a life-long guitarist who can give you the personal touch. Most important of all, I'm always happy to share my years of knowledge and help my customers with their parts installation - just email and I'll respond as quickly as I can.
Shipping in the USA - Use the eBay shipping calculator to figure your exact costs. I have set it for USPS Parcel Select in the USA, but it will most likely ship by UPS, perhaps by Priority Mail if it isn't too much more. If you are not in the continental USA, email me to confirm a shipping method and price before buying.Shipping out of the USA- Shipping is $58 to Canada, $78 to Europe, $92 to Russia, $88 to anywhere else. I reserve the right to refuse any Paypal payment from out of the USA. Shipping to Australia and Japan - If you don't mind the longer shipping time, I can ship this item for about $30-$40 cheaper through ebay global shipping. Contact me if you are ready to buy, and I will change the listing for you. International Shipping Notes - READ THIS if you are not in the USA! - Some countries may ban the import of rosewood necks, even old necks like this. It is up to YOU to find out what your country's import rules are, so if you are not in the USA please check your local laws before buying. If the neck is returned by your country's customs department I will not refund your shipping charges. For ebay sales I must declare the actual sale value for customs. I sympathize with those who pay high taxes and shipping costs, but please don't ask for other intl. shipping options if you pay with Paypal - I won't respond to such emails. Be aware that some countries will take up to a month to process your imported item, so be patient, or call your country's customs dept. instead of mailing me. I have no idea what happens to your package after it leaves the USA. I do not ship to Italy, Argentina, Venezuela, or any countries with unreliable postal services. Finally, I will not accept returns from outside of the USA for any reason, and by buying this item you accept that condition. If that makes you wary, check my excellent eBay feedback - much of it from non-USA buyers.Why ebay shipping costs have become more expensiveThe US Postal Service has recently raised their rates - a LOT, but it's not just higher costs from the shipping companies. Thank FeeBay, for charging sellers a final value fee on shipping (!!), which forces sellers to raise our shipping costs to buyers. About 13% of your shipping costs go to eBay and Paypal. If you are ordering from out of the USA even more goes to eBay global shipping, and to YOUR country's duties and taxes. So, please send your complaints about high shipping costs to ebay, Paypal, the USPS, and your elected officials - not to me. I don't make money on shipping my items.Thanks for looking!
My return policy and listing terms
It's not easy to see when you cruise a listing, but I go through a lot of trouble to honestly describe and picture my items in ebay to (hopefully) make returns unnecessary.
Here's my reasonable return and refund policy:
* Please read the listing carefully in its entirety before bidding or buying - people who don't are the people who tend to return items.
* I no longer accept returns through ebay - you must contact me directly for a return. This is why all my ebay listings state "no returns accepted". Sure, I'll still take a return on most items if there is a problem - but I'd rather deal directly with you, my customer, rather than a middleman at ebay who knows nothing about guitar parts!
* You MUST notify me of a problem within 7 days of receipt, and return the item within 14 days of receipt.
* If the return is due to an obvious fault of mine, I'll pay for return shipping. That seems only fair. Otherwise, you pay for return shipping.
* Shipping costs are generally not refundable (I don't get that money back either), but I'm flexible.
* Items that shipped for "free" will have the actual shipping cost subtracted from their refund.
* For eBay sales, buyer must agree to ebay sale cancellation prior to return.
* Items sold "as-is", mean exactly that: no returns for ANY reason. Most of my items are NOT sold as-is.
* I will not accept returns from outside of the USA for any reason.
* This policy is non-negotiable, and by bidding or buying you agree to it.
* I accept the fact that people make mistakes. Regardless of fault, I'll do my best to solve any problems!
EBAY LISTING TERMS:
* Before you bid or buy, make sure you truly want and are prepared to pay for the item immediately. This is not a lot to ask!
* Payment is required within 24 hours unless previous arrangements have been made.
* If I don't receive payment or at least an email from the high bidder within 48 hours, the item will be sold to the second high bidder or relisted.
* Shipping costs are not negotiable, except for multiple items shipped together. Email if you have a question about combined shipping costs.
* If you have any questions, please ask them before the listing ends. Read the listing before emailing me - chances are your answer is already there!
* I do not participate in ebay's bogus + corrupt feedback system. If you want some feedback anyway, leave it for me and I'll return the favor.
* Those who leave negative feedback or file an ebay complaint without even contacting me to resolve a problem can expect zero support afterwards.
* New ebay users with zero feedback: please contact me before bidding. If you don't your bid may be canceled.
* Please don't make me illicit offers to sell off-ebay through ebay! Although I often sell through other websites, I will not respond to any offers made here for items I have for sale on ebay (except for ebay items listed with the "Best Offer" option).
* I reserve the right to cancel bids and ignore emails from the mentally disturbed.
* Again, due to people abusing the ebay returns system, I no longer accept returns through ebay Contact me directly for returns.
Thanks to all my customers, I now have over 1500 successful ebay transactions.
YOUR business is greatly appreciated!The text and pictures in this ad are Copyright 2016 by Livewire Audio.
Copying of any of it without permission is illegal and against ebay rules.
YOUR business is greatly appreciated!The text and pictures in this ad are Copyright 2016 by Livewire Audio.
Copying of any of it without permission is illegal and against ebay rules.