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Buzzing fret on guitar
So, I am currently in the process of trying to sell a guitar and thinking I will probably go the Ebay route since I am not sure of the precise value. Anyway, my question is should I have the frets leveled before I sell it? Its in mint condition except for having a semi-deadened fret on the 14th fret and a buzzing fret on the high E 6th fret. I did the credit test and discovered that the 15th fret is indeed higher than the surrounding frets. So, should i have the frets leveled professional before selling it, or just discount the price (and obviously explain the defect to potential buyers)? Its a Takamine LTD 2004 if that makes any difference.
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Imo, you should get it fixed, when people test play a guitar, they either love it or they don’t, if it has a high fret which is causing buzzing, I doubt you will get anyone interested in purchasing after it being test played.
Steve
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