Level Up To Ultra @ CME! | TRADE-IN PROMOTION
Trade In Gear to Save 15% on a Fender American Ultra Series Instrument!
Are you ready to push your playing to the next level? Fender’s American Ultra series represents the brand’s ultimate examples of precision, performance, and tone for modern players. Now, you can “Level Up to Ultra” at CME, for less!
For a limited time only, when you receive a trade credit from CME’s Vintage & Used buying team of $200 or more, you’ll receive 15% off any CME Exclusive American Ultra instrument—including Mystic Pine and Plum Metallic editions!
So, if you’re ready to trade in your old gear and take your rig to new heights, Level Up to Ultra today at CME!
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