[SN 25 04085218] USED Paul Reed Smith / McCarty 594 10-Top Charcoal Burst 2025 [05]

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The Paul Reed Smith McCarty 594 10Top Charcoal Burst is now in stock as a used item!! Serial No.: 25 04085218; this is a 10TOP model manufactured in 2025. The 22-fret neck, featuring binding, is moderately thick to enhance tone and sustain. It features a two-piece bridge with a brass saddle and steel studs,a bone nut, and PRS Phase III tuners with brass shafts—all core specifications of the McCarty 594. In addition, it now features the newly equipped McCarty III, inspired by vintage guitars, which produces a warm, rich vintage sound. Furthermore, the combination of a push/pull tone knob for coil tapping and a 3-way toggle switch enables a wide range of sound-shaping possibilities. The McCarty III pickup embodies all the know-how that Paul Reed Smith and the PRS new product engineering team have cultivated in recent product development—from extensive research on vintage pickups to sound analysis and improvements in tuning technology. The neck profile is Pattern Vintage. Although there is some patina on the parts, along with very slight dents and scuffs, the guitar shows minimal signs of use and remains in excellent condition. Of course, playability is excellent, including the truss rod. Please consider taking advantage of this opportunity. Condition Grade: A: Excellent Condition Country of Manufacture: United States Year of Manufacture: 2025 Serial Number: 25 0408548 Case: Hard Case / Genuine Weight: 3.60 kg Remaining Fret Life: Ample Truss Rod: Ample play in both tightening and loosening directions Neck Condition: Good Accessories: Tag, paperwork, complete set of accessories Notes: The only other accessories included are those shown in the photos. * As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, or other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this in advance. * Any listed measurements regarding the truss rod, remaining fret life, string action, etc., were taken by our staff during s