Gretsh electric guitar.

Gretsh electric guitar, four pickups, practically new because I use acoustic and flamenco more. I sold it with its case included. Thank you.

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Mint

(Excellent and without marks of use)

Does it have any marks of use or damage?

What extras does it include?

Sheath.

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450,00€ + shipping

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Noemi

Location: Spain (Peninsula)

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