Paul Reed Smith PRS Custom24 2013 Tortoise Shell Pattern Thin Neck
Description
PaulReedSmith(PRS)Custom242013TortoiseShell(PatternThinNeck)
The flagship model Custom24 has been a representative model of PRS since the manufacturer was established in 1985 until today.
Through numerous specification changes, it has always continued to lead the music scene of its time. Even though the early models were already highly complete, they have undergone such detailed evolution that Mr. Paul himself says that the latest models are always the best ever.
The Custom24 that arrived this time was made in 2013! The color is a tote shell with a wild heathered grain, and the neck is pattern thin. Hybrid specification where some of the pegs and bridge are gold!
It has the current standard PRS specification of 1VOL 1TONE 5way selector SW. It boasts high playability in high positions up to the 24th fret. Even though the pickup is made in 2013, it is equipped with HFSTREBLE VINTAGEBASS by default. This is a familiar sound to early PRS users.
One that combines luxurious looks, reliable sound quality, and playability!
A hard case (with some scratches) and arm are included.
A safe and secure Custom 24, this one has a pattern thin neck, so it feels slim and easy to play, and I think it's convenient that it has a 5-way selector instead of a rotary or toggle, making it easier to use halftones. Easy-to-use specifications with easy-to-understand controls and a wide range of sound variations.
The texture of the pickup also has a rock-like feel. Personally, I don't feel a big difference in tone when I compare it to the 59 09 or 85 15, so I think you can replace it with whatever you like. The pegs are convenient, the tuning is stable, and the ease of changing strings is different from other brands.
As you can see from the fact that it has been replaced with a Schaller pin, it has probably been used extensively during live performances, and there are many scratches and paint chips throughout. Those who want to use this on stage in the future won't have to worry about it at all, and it is recommended for those who want to use it as a tool. If you don't have PRS yet, now's your chance! !
Exterior Condition In addition to dullness and scratches on parts, there are many dents and paint chips throughout, mainly on the back side of the neck, the tip of the head, and the back.
Truss rod with plenty of room
Condition of the frets: Approximately 7 minutes left at the top. The nuts on the 1st and 4th strings are low and there is some wear on the troughs, but they are in good condition with no noticeable sound blockages.
Color brown
Manufacture year 2013
pickup passive
Pickup configuration HH
Number of frets: 24 frets
Neck scale and others
Weight 3.43kg
Body material maple top mahogany back
Fingerboard material rosewood
neck joint set neck
Neck material mahogany
Serial number 13204661
Accessories Hard case, arm
The flagship model Custom24 has been a representative model of PRS since the manufacturer was established in 1985 until today.
Through numerous specification changes, it has always continued to lead the music scene of its time. Even though the early models were already highly complete, they have undergone such detailed evolution that Mr. Paul himself says that the latest models are always the best ever.
The Custom24 that arrived this time was made in 2013! The color is a tote shell with a wild heathered grain, and the neck is pattern thin. Hybrid specification where some of the pegs and bridge are gold!
It has the current standard PRS specification of 1VOL 1TONE 5way selector SW. It boasts high playability in high positions up to the 24th fret. Even though the pickup is made in 2013, it is equipped with HFSTREBLE VINTAGEBASS by default. This is a familiar sound to early PRS users.
One that combines luxurious looks, reliable sound quality, and playability!
A hard case (with some scratches) and arm are included.
A safe and secure Custom 24, this one has a pattern thin neck, so it feels slim and easy to play, and I think it's convenient that it has a 5-way selector instead of a rotary or toggle, making it easier to use halftones. Easy-to-use specifications with easy-to-understand controls and a wide range of sound variations.
The texture of the pickup also has a rock-like feel. Personally, I don't feel a big difference in tone when I compare it to the 59 09 or 85 15, so I think you can replace it with whatever you like. The pegs are convenient, the tuning is stable, and the ease of changing strings is different from other brands.
As you can see from the fact that it has been replaced with a Schaller pin, it has probably been used extensively during live performances, and there are many scratches and paint chips throughout. Those who want to use this on stage in the future won't have to worry about it at all, and it is recommended for those who want to use it as a tool. If you don't have PRS yet, now's your chance! !
Exterior Condition In addition to dullness and scratches on parts, there are many dents and paint chips throughout, mainly on the back side of the neck, the tip of the head, and the back.
Truss rod with plenty of room
Condition of the frets: Approximately 7 minutes left at the top. The nuts on the 1st and 4th strings are low and there is some wear on the troughs, but they are in good condition with no noticeable sound blockages.
Color brown
Manufacture year 2013
pickup passive
Pickup configuration HH
Number of frets: 24 frets
Neck scale and others
Weight 3.43kg
Body material maple top mahogany back
Fingerboard material rosewood
neck joint set neck
Neck material mahogany
Serial number 13204661
Accessories Hard case, arm