Used 1993 PRS Custom 24 featuring a solid mahogany body and a carved flamed maple cap, equipped with an HFS Treble humbucker at the bridge and a Vintage Bass in the neck position, in very good condition and including its original hard-shell case. This is, without a doubt, one of the good ones and a perfect example of the superb sound and feel that put PRS on the map. Navigation up the wide fat neck is a breeze and the whole guitar comes alive with the slightest strum. The 5-way rotary selector switch offers plenty of utility between humbucking, split coil, parallel, and series options, making for a versatile instrument capable of tackling many styles. This guitar has certainly been played, with cosmetic wear consisting of general edgewear and shallow scratching and worming, mainly concentrated on the back of the body in the buckle zone. The back of the neck and the top remain in relatively clean condition. Frets have recently been leveled, crowned, and polished and show no signs of wear.

• Year: 1993
• Top wood: Flamed maple
• Body: Solid mahogany
• Neck/fingerboard: Mahogany/rosewood
• Inlays: Pearloid birds
• Nut width: 1-21/32"
• Scale length: 25"
• Pickups: HFS Treble bridge Vintage Bass neck
• Special wiring/electronics: 5-way rotary switch — Bridge/Outside coils in parallel/Outside coils in series/Inside coils in parallel/Neck
• Tuners: Schaller Phase I locking
• Bridge: Original vibrato
• Weight: 7lbs 11oz

Ships fully insured with signature required on delivery.

About us:

At Dusty Strings, we thoroughly inspect each new and used instrument prior to offering it for sale and take whatever steps we believe are necessary to ensure it will perform its best for most players. Our standards are exceptionally high. For new instruments, that means we make minor adjustments as needed, for good playability, but that instruments with fundamental flaws are returned to their manufacturer without going for sale. For used instruments, we perform whatever cleaning, restringing, adjustments, or repairs that are needed for them to perform their best.

The result of our attention to detail is that when you first take your newly purchased instrument out of its case, it will be ready to play. Does this mean the instruments will satisfy your particular sensibilities or account for settling into its new environment? Perhaps not, but those issues fall in the realm of custom setup, something that our professional repair shop is happy to help with if you live within visiting distance. If you live outside our area, we’d recommend a visit to your favorite local luthier, who will be able to help.