Perhaps Amazon just wants to get used inventory out of stock? I also wonder sometimes if the ratings of a product kick off something in the algorithm to dump a product? In this case, it shows less than 3 stars. I have no idea if it does or not, but it's interesting. Perceived demand low, so blowout?These have never really been on my radar, but that's hard to ignore (fortunately, I'm holding myself in check). Any ideas why it's so inexpensive? It's not a decimal error..
I would have bought this already as a jazz modding platform as I like the body style, but nut width is too small for me. Neck is not Fender interchangeable.
Also, I have bought a number of used products sold by Amazon, and I have found their rating system to be VERY conservative. When it says "like new" it pretty much is new. Even a "good" rating is close to new.