[SN 18253065] USED PAUL REED SMITH / Custom 24 10-Top Quilted Maple MOD -2018- Faded Blue Jean [04]

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Paul Reed Smith Custom 24 10-Top Quilted Maple Faded Blue Jean MOD -2018- A used 2018 Custom 24 Quilted Maple guitar, featuring a custom MOD performed in-house, has arrived. The “Custom 24” is an iconic model that epitomizes the very history of PRS. The unit we’ve just received is a 2018 model featuring exquisite “10-Top” quilted maple and finished in the immensely popular classic “Faded Blue Jean” color. The eye-catching 3D-like gradation of the exquisite quilted finish, transitioning from blue to natural, is a truly magnificent finish. It boasts a stunning look that is quintessentially PRS—one that never fails to captivate die-hard fans. A sticker from the Fukuoka-based guitar shop “CREW SLUT” is affixed to the back of the headstock, indicating that the instrument underwent a highly precise setup and practical customizations at that shop. The pickups have been upgraded to the “P22 BASS (3610-H)” and “P22 TREBLE (3609-H),” which bear the factory numbers used in PRS’s piezo-equipped “P22” model. These are vintage-inspired masterpieces (57/08 or 53/10 series) that are highly regarded even among enthusiasts. Compared to the original 85/15 pickups, they beautifully reproduce a wide-range, rich, and mature vintage tone that captures every nuance of your picking. Furthermore, the escutcheon (mounting ring) has been replaced with a luxurious wooden part, further accentuating the guitar’s bold, striking appearance. Combined with superb playability that feels completely effortless, this is a truly exceptional instrument—elevated to “the ultimate gear not just for display, but for serious playing.” We invite you to experience this Custom 24—a performance-oriented model that goes a step beyond the standard specification. It is in overall good condition; while there are some minor scratches and slight paint fading from use, it functions perfectly. Approximately 80% of the frets remain, and we have confirmed that the truss rod turns 60 degrees in both directions. S/N: