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Kyle Cuenco

 

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Post  Posted 15 Jun 2021 8:00 pm    
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Testing the waters here and I think its time to thin the herd. I have for sale is what I believe to be an 80s era Excel D10. I have been told that I am the second owner. The Guitar is in great condition and plays really well. Smooth action and sounds great. E9 neck is standard Emmons set up, with 'E's on the left. Changer is a 5 up 3 down, and is very smooth. I am not sure the coped on the C6 Neck (still trying to learn E9) but it is different than a factory Sho Bud that I also have.

Case is in great condition too. I will split the shipping to its new home from Austin, TX.













Please message me with questions.

Thanks for looking!
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Post  Posted 16 Jun 2021 5:24 am    
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Austin Starkey


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Post  Posted 16 Jun 2021 5:48 am    
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Kyle Cuenco

 

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Post  Posted 17 Jun 2021 7:50 am    
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Kyle Cuenco

 

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Post  Posted 17 Jun 2021 8:52 am    
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Sold! Heading to New York, donation to follow. Thank you all for your interest.
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