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Squier By Fender Affinity Mini Stratocaster V2 Electric Guitar

Squier By Fender Affinity Mini Stratocaster V2 Electric Guitar

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Product

Product nameSquier By Fender Affinity Mini Stratocaster V2 Electric Guitar
BrandSquier By Fender
TypeElectric Guitars

Product Properties

ColorPink, Red

Features

Built-In TunerNo

Additional Info

Created at Klarna2017-09-27

String Instrument

Wood Type (front)Mahogany
HandednessRight-Handed
Wood Type (neck)Maple
Qty. Strings6 pcs
Qty. Frets20
Wood Type (body sides)Poplar
Wood Type (fretboard)Laurel
SizeJumbo
CutawayDouble Cutaway

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