Fender CD140sce Acoustic Electric Guitar - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

That's the serial number. You will want to contact Fender Customer Service to get the most available info about your instrument.

$1500 on up if its your first time buy it used from e-bay

This is a 2009 guitar. In my area a used Starvcaster in good shape goes for $75.

Only that it was made in 2011. Contact Fender Customer Service and they can sent you the complete specs.

We would need the model, serial number, and conditon to answer your question.

Hello Christy, Try this website for an appraisal value: http://vintagecityguitars.com/sellers/index/term:value/brand:Fender/model:Stratocaster?gclid=CI-RkbXY7MQCFZGDaQod9V4AlA NOTE: Based on the year it was manufactured, current condition, and the number owners, it can either be well in the thousands or potentially less. It ALL depends. Best of Luck, WMWZ

if you remove the neck its usually printed on the body, underneath where the neck connects.

This guitar is from the Signature Series made at the Corona Plant (Fender), USA in the Year(s): 2000

Sometimes its stamped under where the neck connects to the body.

Yes! Your guitar was made at the Corona Plant (Fender), USA in the Year(s): 2006 - 2007

This is a good info site....

http://www.xhefriguitars.com/page14.html

This guitar is from the Signature Series made at the Corona Plant (Fender), USA in 1999

www.guitardaterproject.org/fender.aspx

http://www.guitardaterproject.org/fender.aspx

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It sounds like a faulty component which when warm after a while corrects itself or changes its value, what that could be I do not know, but it would need a engineer to look at it (if left may cause more problems) On a simpler side you could try turning each control knob end to end, many bits of equipment that have rotary or slide controls stay in one place, this allows grime to build up around it (thats in the air) after a while they become poor contacts. So by twisting or sliding a control or switch they "self clean" do not be afraid if done while on at first, and this makes a racket this will help you identify its bad ones to give more attention to when you turn off to continue, jack sockets and plugs also tarnish, a finger moist with switch cleaner spray wiped on a plugs contacts then inserted into a socket a few times cleans them (avoid spraying into a socket as most 6.3mm sockets they have no end stop so that fluid just sprays its amps inside parts) WD40 will do. Hope this helps.........

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There is Not any copies of the DG series of Fender guitars that I know of or have heard of? They sell for about $300 new most guitars copied are expensive, vintage, or rare guitars if your still concerned check the logo a Real logo looks like part of the finish, a fake logo that you can buy is like a decal... really hope this helps?

You can check completed auctions on eBay of similar instruments to get a ballpark figure. For a more complete appraisal, contact Gruhn Guitar in Nashville. Here is a link to their appraisal page- https://guitars.com/appraisals

The best place to get that info is from Fender Customer Support. Here's their link- http://www2.fender.com/support/articles/contact-consumer-relations/ Contact Consumer Relations Fender Support