USED Paul Reed Smith (PRS) / Modern Eagle II Trem Faded Blue Jean [06]

PRS Modern Eagle II Trem, which is rarely seen in the market now, has just arrived.
Although the color of the wood has faded, the impressive curly maple wood is still wriggling three-dimensionally, and it is stunning to look at.
The neck and fingerboard are both made of black rosewood, allowing you to enjoy the texture of the wood to the touch.
The veneer on the head enhances the sense of unity of the entire neck, and the bird inlay on the head shines as an accent.

The neck shape is Wide Fat for a comfortable grip, thick and stable.
Although it has a rose neck, the mahogany back gives it a very fat sound with good response to picking and a mellow resonance with rich overtones.
The sense of separation when distorted is also excellent, so that the guitar's character can be felt even with high gain.
A tremolo is also included, allowing for more nuanced playing with arming.
This model is a perfect example of PRS's quality workmanship and high degree of perfection as a guitar.
This guitar is great to look at and enjoy, but we hope you will play it and use it in a variety of situations.

Overall, there are some scratches (belt buckle scratches, scratches on the top side and sides, etc.) that give a strong impression of having been played a lot, but there are no problems with the playing condition.
The frets have about 70% remaining.
The plastic parts (escutcheon, back plate) are cracked near the screw holes, and the control knobs have been changed to recent ones.
Also, the internal capacitor has been changed. (The original capacitor is included.)

Body Top: Curly Maple
Body Back:Mahogany
Neck:Black Rosewood
Fingerboard:Black Rosewood
NeckShape:Wide Fat
Pickups:Modern Eagle II(57/08)Treble&Bass
Control:3-Way Switch,1Vol,1Tone w/Push-Pull(Coil Tap)
Weight:3.7kg

Accessories:Hard case, leaflets of the time, bird tag, arm, tools, capacitor before replacement
Item rank: B+: Some scratches, but no problem in normal use.