By Sam | Mar 30 2024
Check the body, neck, and headstock for cracks, dents, and scratches.
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Check the frets for rust, dirt, and alignment.
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Looking for a straight neck without warping or bending can influence playability
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Check all electronic components, including pickups, switches, and knobs.
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Understand the type of tonewood used in the guitar's construction and how it influences sound quality
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Look for wear and damage on the tuning pegs, bridge, and nut.
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Assess the guitar's playability and comfort by checking string action and feel.
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Listen to the guitar acoustically and through an amplifier to evaluate its sound quality and tone
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Inquire about the guitar's history, including any repairs, modifications, or previous owners
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Specify that the purchase includes every essential accessory, including a case or harness.
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By Sam | Mar 29 2024