[SN N04713] USED Paul Reed Smith / SE Custom 24 Royal Blue [11]

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The SE Custom 24—a versatile model featuring PRS’s iconic 24-fret design! This popular model from the SE series carries on the design legacy of Paul Reed Smith’s flagship model, the “Custom 24.” This particular instrument was manufactured in 2013 by WMI in South Korea and features the classic PRS double-cutaway body, a maple top and mahogany back, and a Wide Thin neck that offers excellent playability. In addition to smooth access to the higher frets thanks to the 24-fret configuration, it is equipped with PRS’s proprietary tremolo bridge. It handles a wide range of sounds, from the thick, punchy rock tones of the humbuckers to clear and delicate clean tones. Furthermore, the tone control features a coil-tap function, allowing for the creation of light and lively sounds characteristic of single-coil pickups. Its appearance, featuring the iconic PRS bird inlay, is also a major draw. This model offers excellent value for money, combining the high build quality characteristic of WMI (South Korea) with PRS’s signature beautiful design and superb playability. There are signs of wear, such as scratches and dents, throughout the instrument. There are scuffs and buckle marks on the back of the body. Signs of aging, such as rust and tarnish, are visible on the metal parts. The truss rod cover is slightly warped. The neck shows no noticeable abnormalities and is in good playing condition. Condition Grade: B+: Some scratches are present, but the instrument is suitable for normal use. Serial Number: N04713 Year of Manufacture: 2013 Country of Manufacture: South Korea Case: Non-original soft case Accessories: Arm Weight: 3.78 kg Truss Rod: No issues; rod movement tested up to 60 degrees on both sides with no problems Remaining Fret Life: Within normal range; fret height is sufficient for playing String Height (Low String Side): 2.0 mm at the 12th fret String action (treble side): 1.5 mm at the 12th fret Nut width: 42.8 mm Neck thickness near the 1st fret