FOR SALE

Up for sale I have an amazing sounding 2013 Fender Squier Mini Stratocaster! Its 3/4 size version of the Bullet is great for players of all ages and those with smaller hands, its also an ideal travel guitar. It features 3 amazing Fender voiced single coil pickups that have that true Stratocaster quack sound you know and love, a 5 way selector switch with a master volume and a master tone! This featured Minis body is finished in a nice vibrant Torino Red and has a beautiful Rosewood finger board! 

I have completely disassembled this guitar and have inspected, repaired, and cleaned every piece, so when you play this guitar, you will know its playing its best ever! 

Here is what I did for you:

NECK

• Removed the old strings, tuners, and string trees
• Removed the neck from the guitars body
• Tested the truss rod and adjusted the neck straight
• Inspected, leveled, crowned, and polished frets
• Chamfered the 4 neck mounting screw holes for a perfect fit between the neck and body
• Scrubbed, cleaned, and oiled finger board
• Inspected, cleaned, lubricated, and polished tuners
• Cleaned and polished string trees
• Cleaned and polished neck
• Sanded back of neck
• Reinstalled all the fresh hardware onto the headstock

ELECTRONICS

• Tested operation of the individual pickups by plugging them into an amplifier using the blade swtich and volume and tone controls. All electronics work well.

BODY

• Remove and inspect pick guard assembly, bridge assembly and strap buttons from the guitars body
• Clean and polish the body to a mirror shine
• Clean and install the pick guard assembly
• Clean and polish jack plate and install jack with a replacement nut using a drop of blue coloured lock tight to stop it from coming loose.
• Solder wire connections to jack plug and install completed jack plug assembly to body
• Test all electronics using jack plug connected to amplifier
• Clean, polish, and install strap buttons
• Remove the 6 saddles, screws and springs from the bridge plate and clean and polish all components and install the saddles using the springs and screws
• Install the bridge assembly on the body, making sure the ground wire is contacting the bridge plate and test with a meter.

Now at this point I connect the neck and body together and:

• Install a set of strings and tune
• Check and set neck relief
• Check and file string heights at the nut
• Check and set string action using the saddles height adjustment screws
• Check and set intonation using the rear saddle screws
• Set the pickup heights

And then..... play it and enjot it and love it!!!