Paul Reed Smith Guitars

PRS Torero w/ Graphtech Ghost MIDI system. PRS Torero w/ floid rose 2000 bridge, EMG active 81/85, set neck construction, PRS deluxe gig bag, Graphtech hexpander MIDI system, 13pin adaptor, and ghost loaded MIDI bridge saddles.
I purchased this guitar and graphtech system new 4 months ago with the intent of building my dream guitar/MIDI rig. Unfortunately life circumstances have changed, forcing me to sell this stellar instrument.

I have installed the graphtech hexpander electronics and 13pin adapter plug but you will have to install the ghost saddles. Easily accomplished with access to a machine shop and a good drill press. It should be noted that you will not be able to drill the necessary holes in the bridge base plate to run the MIDI wires with a hand drill (I know, I tried to drill one), it is built out of hardened steel. Since I planned on keeping this guitar forever I also started the process of installing small offset fretboard inlays for myself, which I know decreases the value. The plan was to build a template, drill the necessary holes, then fill them with crushed pearl powder and cover with a dab of clear epoxy. Inlays are fashioned after and positioned similar to a Godin Redline guitar (see Godin's website) and in no way affect sound, neck action, or playability...even in their unfinished state you can't tell they're there unless you look really hard.
Anyways, like I said, life circumstances changed so I only got the holes measured and drilled...very easily filled with black wood puddy if you want to restore to original condition. I need cash and don't have the time to complete this project, which is really good for you since you can buy this guitar for nearly half of what I have invested in it ($1300).

Guitar is in show room condition with the exception of the inlay holes that I already described and the usual microscopic superficial scratches from a pollishing cloth that any 4 month old guitar would have.
Guitar has been fully set up for drop tuning, and is currently tuned 1 full step down w/ new D'Addario 11's.
I can't stress enough how great this guitar sounds, plays, and looks even in its "unfinished" condition.  It is absolutly killing me to sell it but I guess thats how it goes.  No need to finish w/ the midi install or do anything to the neck if you don't want.  Guitar sonds and plays just like a new Torero as is.  Heck, if you want you can even sell the MIDI stuff and make $300 back.  Eather way you cut it, this is a great instrument at a must sell now price!

As you can tell from my feedback I believe in full disclosure in anything I sell so please don't hesitate to contact me with questions.  I will be out of town during this auction but will have computer access to answer questions. I will be able to ship first thing monday morning the 13th.