[SN 2 14911] USED Paul Reed Smith (PRS) / 1992 Custom 24 Bird 10Top Royal Blue Regular Neck [03]

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A used "Custom 24 10Top" from 1992, featuring a quilted maple top, has just arrived! This guitar features a small heel and a John Mann Company tremolo, making its specifications very similar to those of the early models. Custom 24 From the company’s founding in 1985 to the present day, the “Custom 24”—PRS’s flagship model—has undergone numerous specification changes and has consistently led the music scene of its time. With its beautiful appearance, excellent playability and durability, and wide range of tones, the Custom 24 fully satisfies the needs of guitarists. Its appeal lies in its versatility, which allows it to handle a wide range of genres, making it a favorite among guitarists worldwide. Body, Neck, and Fingerboard The body features a classic combination of a quilted maple top, mahogany back, and mahogany neck. The fingerboard is made of Indian rosewood. Neck Shape The neck features a “Regular” profile with a nut width of approximately 42.0 mm. It’s recommended for players who prefer a solid grip provided by its moderate thickness and width! Hardware The guitar is equipped with Wing Lock tuners. These tuners feature a groundbreaking Wing Lock mechanism—an innovative design that makes changing strings dramatically easier and faster. When changing strings, you can easily remove them simply by turning the wing (claw) section, allowing for quick string changes. The bridge is equipped with a tremolo unit manufactured by John Mann Company. Unlike conventional tremolos, it features a one-piece construction where the bridge baseplate and saddle mount are integrated into a single unit. Since the baseplate is machined from a single block of metal rather than assembled from multiple parts, the overall vibration transmission efficiency of the plate is extremely high, resulting in rich sustain and harmonics. Pickups The guitar is equipped with the classic “HFS” and “Vintage Bass” pickups. HFS—which stands for “Hot, Fat, Screams”—is an evolution of the ori