PRS SE Custom 24 7-String 2015 Black

I bought this from Guitar Center in 2015. It was $650 including tax. I immediately got rid of the inferior Korean pickups and replaced them with two 7 string 1959 Humbucker Seymour Duncan's Model: SH-1b '59 Model Black 7-Strg. It sounds even cooler when you pull the tone control into the click position and get a single  (Fender like) tone. This added another $200. I then took it to Dave Zaslov the luthier in Universal City who does guitar work for a bunch well known Southern California players and spent $100 having the frets leveled, and strings setup. So now I have sunk $950 into this guitar and I've played it for a total of 1 hour, and realized I don't need a 7 string guitar. It continues to live in the closet. There isn't a scratch on, it's in mint condition and includes a soft case from PRS. I will accept offers.

Below is the description from PRS regarding this model:

The SE Custom 24 7-String, PRS Guitars first 7-string production instrument, takes familiar PRS aesthetics and playability to new sonic territory. Using the Custom 24 as a platform, this guitar adds a low-B string to offer increased versatility to the player who wants more tonal range. Whether you're playing rock, jazz, or metal, this guitar provides extended low-end growl, increased chordal variance, and a greater ability to embellish standard chords.

The SE 7-String features a beveled maple top with flame maple veneer and mahogany back, a 24-fret, 25" scale length maple neck with rosewood fretboard and bird inlays. The electronics package pairs pickups with a volume, push/pull tone, and 3-way blade switch.

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