[SN CTIH046287] USED Paul Reed Smith / 2025 SE Custom24 Sapphire Fade (SF) [S/N CTIH046287] [80]

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This product features actual photos of the instrument and is a warehouse-stored item not currently on display in-store. Our dedicated staff thoroughly checks all functions of the instrument before shipment. Japan Special The SE Custom 24, favored by countless musicians, features a mahogany back, a maple top, a Wide Thin-profile maple neck, a rosewood fingerboard, bird inlays, and a PRS-designed tremolo bridge. It is equipped with 85/15 “S” pickups, along with volume and push/pull tone controls, and a 3-way blade pickup selector, delivering a clear and beautiful sound across the entire frequency range from low to high. The SE Custom 24 combines classic and modern elements, offering high durability and a wide range of tones. The SE Custom 24 “Sapphire Fade” is a Japan Special model. About the PRS SE Development began when legendary guitarist Carlos Santana—who had been using PRS guitars as his main instruments since around 1982—proposed the idea: “Can we create a guitar that offers PRS’s high quality at an affordable price that even students can afford?” This led to the announcement of the first-generation SE model, the “Santana SE,” in 2001. Consequently, the SE series is an abbreviation for “Student Edition” and “Santana Edition.” Following repeated upgrades and quality improvements, the SE series is no longer merely a budget version; it has evolved into a highly refined guitar praised as “a guitar that can actually be used in professional settings,” establishing itself as a series that expands the appeal and options of PRS Guitars. Production of the SE series began in Indonesia in 2019, resulting in even higher quality than before, and today, there are even collectors dedicated to the SE series. While there are differences in wood quality, finishes, and parts compared to PRS guitars made in the U.S., PRS headquarters frequently dispatches engineers to provide direct guidance. As a result, the production line now follows the same manufacturing process as th