Used - Schecter PT Townshend Diamond Series Telecaster

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It’s Hard to pass on an instrument like this. Get your guitar windmills ready because it’s no Put-On that Replay Guitar Exchange has this pre-owned Schecter PT Telecaster-style electric, similar to one used in the early eighties by Pete Townshend. From Schecter’s Diamond series, this alder body guitar has a maple neck and fretboard and two Schecter Diamond SuperRock-II pickups. The frets show only about 15% wear so there’s still plenty of life left on the neck. In fact the guitar is in good condition and must have been kept away from The Who’s destructive guitarist as there are only some minor surface scratches and some buckle rash present. Pick Up Your Guitar And Play - with this instrument strapped on you’ll be ready to Join The Party, Dressed To Kill. Chat, email or call Replay Guitar Exchange for more information. A Schecter case is included.
Scale length: 25.5”
Neck: C shaped with a maple board
Weight: 7lbs., 12oz.
Nut width: 1.645”
Width at 12-fret: 2.041”
Fingerboard radius: 12”
Pickups: 2 Schecter Diamond SuperRock-II
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