2001 (pre-lawsuit) PRS Singlecut with Artist top/package.
It's in fantastic shape, the only sign of wear is some finish rub on the bridge and edge of the bridge pickup where the gold is slightly worn back from being lovingly played. No visible marks or dings that I can see. Comes with the hang tags and details and whatnot that you'd expect. Case is the Artist series leather case - there are a few dings in the leather from loading into my car, which were touched up with Sharpie. Inside of the case is gorgeous and plush and what you'd expect for an instrument of this caliber.
Currently strung with 9-42s and the pickups dialled in like a dream.
This thing is a beast, loaded with the original #7 pickups, no weight relief nonsense, just straight rock and roll.
This was my forever guitar until the last year when my daughter tracked down a Tremonti the day before I attended a Mark Tremonti guitar clinic and had it signed and photo'd with Mark - so for sentimental reasons, that one stays. I've tried a zillion ways to justify keeping both as this one is one of my favourite guitars I've ever played, but my conscience says 2 guitars that are that similar is excessive. So, here we are.
Kills me to do this, but here it is. Hopefully it brings the next guy/gal as much joy as it has brought me.
Updated with better pic showing the flame on this beaut in the sunlight.
![Image]()
![Image]()
![Image]()
![Image]()
![Image]()
![Image]()
![Image]()
It's in fantastic shape, the only sign of wear is some finish rub on the bridge and edge of the bridge pickup where the gold is slightly worn back from being lovingly played. No visible marks or dings that I can see. Comes with the hang tags and details and whatnot that you'd expect. Case is the Artist series leather case - there are a few dings in the leather from loading into my car, which were touched up with Sharpie. Inside of the case is gorgeous and plush and what you'd expect for an instrument of this caliber.
Currently strung with 9-42s and the pickups dialled in like a dream.
This thing is a beast, loaded with the original #7 pickups, no weight relief nonsense, just straight rock and roll.
This was my forever guitar until the last year when my daughter tracked down a Tremonti the day before I attended a Mark Tremonti guitar clinic and had it signed and photo'd with Mark - so for sentimental reasons, that one stays. I've tried a zillion ways to justify keeping both as this one is one of my favourite guitars I've ever played, but my conscience says 2 guitars that are that similar is excessive. So, here we are.
Kills me to do this, but here it is. Hopefully it brings the next guy/gal as much joy as it has brought me.
Updated with better pic showing the flame on this beaut in the sunlight.
