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SKY031 Grand Master

SKY031

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No point in getting narky.

If you'd read the rules before posting, you'd see that you're required to list a price if you want to advertise here.

Please list a price, or your thread will be removed.

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Birnie

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Guitars are very spefic items.

My bro bought one from Aldi for $50, seriously, but he's a beginner so doesn't really matter.

I paid $500 for one off ebay, some are worth $5000, depends what you want

You need to add some details dude.

Pics would be good, and as already said, a price.

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hey man i hope this helps you get a sale.. i worked in a music shop in brisbane for ages and now am a sales rep selling aus made guitars.. this guitar retails at 299 in a pack with amp etc so it would be a good buy if the price is right. if your chasing 120 your pretty well on the mark. cheers

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