Paul Reed Smith Guitars

This Guitar Should Have Been Called “MOJO” . . .

If you’ve been searching for a Paul Reed Smith Mira in beautiful near mint condition, one that hasn’t been in bars, abused in any way, and no surprises … you have come to the right place.

This is a 2007 model Mira in the Vintage Mahogany color.  This guitar is incredibly beautiful, incredibly light and, well, just incredible.  It is a screamer, and humbucking howler, or a single coil rhythm and lead machine.  It has been called “the perfect guitar” by more than one reviewer.

This PRS “sounds” and “feels” like the perfect guitar should … it has the pure, powerful, Mira pickups especially designed for the tone that you’ve been looking for—with a 24 fret “standard” neck that feels like it was made for your hands.  It is smooth and effortless to play, and the figured rosewood fret board and old school style abalone bird inlays are classy and add to this guitar’s beauty.  It comes with original hard shell case.

This guitar is in near mint condition, with only a minor scratch near the input jack which is pictured.  It has no buckle rash and no other marks I can detect.

It has been “babied” and only played in the studio.  It has all the case candy and

As far as the auction goes … this is a RESERVE AUCTION, and this is the one guitar that you do not want to get away from you, so BID TO WIN.

Shipping is a flat $39.00 to the lower 48 United States (that’s excluding Alaska and Hawaii).  All other buyers—such as my good friends in Europe and Canada must have a paypal account and agree to pay the exact shipping cost as well as all duties, fees etc.  YES I SHIP WORLDWIDE, BUT ONLY TO THE ADDRESS ON YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT.  I have shipped many guitars this one will be well packed in a guitar box the way they are shipped from the factory.

Please note:  I ship the guitar insured for the full amount domestically.  If you have special shipping requirements, you must pay the difference between the stated shipping price and your special need.  I normally ship overseas by United States Mail Priority Mail International (which I am advised is through contract with FedEx), but some countries will not allow the guitar to be insured for the full purchase amount.  You need to check your particular customs to determine the shipping policy.  Please do not  ask me to undervalue the guitar on the U.S. Customs form—I will not do so.