FENDER SQUIER TELECASTER PINK MODIFIED W/SEYMOUR DUNCAN INVADER & WILKINSON BRIDGE (USED)

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FENDER SQUIER TELECASTER PINK MODIFIED W/SEYMOUR DUNCAN INVADER & WILKINSON BRIDGE (USED) This is Used Guitar in Excellent Condition. There are some faint indentations/scratches under the bridge (hard to see). This guitar is a parts-caster. The neck is from a a Squier Bullet. The single humbucker pickup is a Seymour Duncan Invader worth $115 online. There is one volume knob only. The bridge has been upgraded to a Wilkinson Bridge.  Please view pictures and approve condition before purchasing. Does not come with a case. Here is some info about the Pickup from the web (please check for accuracy):   Seymour Duncan SH-8 Invader Bridge Humbucker Pickup - White No matter how meek your guitar sounds with its stock pickups, the Seymour Duncan Invader humbucker will transform it into a high-octane riff machine. This high-output humbucker contains a mixture of hot overwound coils and girthy ceramic magnets, churning out scorching tones with plenty of depth and articulation. Meanwhile, oversized metal-oxide pole pieces produce an expansive magnetic field and an extra-wide frequency range, giving rise to massively thick sounds with a near-subsonic low-end response — especially in down-tuned scenarios. That said, Sweetwater guitarists also hold high regard for the crunchy treble of this pickup, which ensures a well-defined sound, no matter how deep you dare to plunge. Furthermore, the Invader humbucker houses a nickel-silver bottom plate, along with 4-conductor wiring for added flexibility and vacuum wax potting for microphonic-free operation. Metal-minded guitarists searching for a passive humbucker with an intimidating attitude will find the Invader downright terrifying (in the best way possible, of course). It doesn’t get much heavier than the Seymour Duncan Invader! Seymour Duncan Invader Features: Passive high-output humbucker with a full-throttle tone Hot overwound coils and girthy ceramic magnets churn out scorching tones with plenty of depth and articulation Overs