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Musima Record 17 1960s 1970s
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sunburst
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Musima Record 17 1960s 1970s - Description

Late 1960s early 1970s Musima Record 17 (thinline version of the Record 15).

Comes with hardcarved solid top and back (hollowbody no sustainblock).

Plays like a new guitar with modern low action.

The wiring is a bit odd, but you get used to it (see video).

The Simeto pickups are amazing for jazz and blues, but too microfonic for stage unless you wax them.

The Musima is all orginal besides the output jack and the missing pickguard.

The Musima Record guitars are certainly some of the best bang you can get for your buck.

Specs:

Nut width: 44 mmAction low E at 12th fret: 1,7 mmWeight: 3,26 kgScale 640 mmBody width lower bout: 43,5 cmBody depth: 5,2 cm

The guitar is comletely checked, set up and ready to play.

The refurbed Process

Every refurbed device is refurbished in up to 40 steps — taking it from used to like new again. Here are 5 key steps:

Refurbisher buys used electronics

1. Supplier buys pre-loved tech

Deleting the data from used electronic devices

2. Data cleanse

Refurbishing defective components

3. Swap of faulty parts

Polishing the exterior of used electronics

4. External preparation

Refurbisher sells the devices through refurbed marketplace

5. Sold via refurbed

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