It's less then 2 days old, mint condition, hasn't even been plugged in yet.

Comes with a hardshell case.

It's got dimarzio pickups (superlead, and X2n) a wraparound bridge, and Neal even set it up and added a bone nut to it.

trying to fund a new guitar.

it's black with red bevels.




they retail(msrp) for 1200 ish, plus the bone setup is an extra hundred bucks.

I'm asking 600 with the case, but I'm flexible.

why are you selling it if you haven't even played it yet?

post the serial number if it has one. then this post wont be as suspicious...

Less than 2 days old, Never even been plugged in, Selling 1/2 price, Sounds very very sketchy

kinda ugly if u ask me. yikes!

I'll sell you a one-eyed carnival freak for a pack of chewing gum

My boss at an old job used to try and sell me "Designer" clothes that "Fell off the back of a truck" for 10% of the manufacturers cost.

Sketchy

Here's mine:




The seller is legit, I told him to post it.

bump. this guitar is insane. 600$ is a steel.

i don't know its ugly as all hell but i'm into the traditional styles of strat/les paul. its a unique design but is this guitar made in the states or is this a korean model? i know the guitar factory in South Korea is said to be of high standards (i think a ton of american companies outsource to the same korean factory) but i'm still not keen on it.

any contact info? another reason i think this is a scam...

It's korean, you can tell by the wrap around bridge, pickups, and finish. Neal hasn't built a USA to those specs yet.

The kid who's selling it's Name is Robbie, if you're looking for more info on it, IM him on aim via 'TheListless'.

I'm the one who told him to post it, it's legit, don't worry about it.

did he also put this up on the bay? i see one up there. My friend who is into these kind of guitars might be interested as he collects BC Rich stuff (from the late 80's) and is always looking for unique bodies like this. I just aquired a David Thomas Mcnaught single cut guitar (like a PRS) that is pretty sweet (blister quilt!). I traded in an old Brian Moore Custom C-55 for it at Guitar Center. I hate that store but couldn't pass up on the deal. Usually a brand new Mcnaught runs like $5000+ they were selling it for $2200. Its one of those things they just didn't know what they had. Granted there were chips here and there on the finish and the neck had a nice little gouge in it but none of that effects playability. anyway this guitar featured here is a pretty good deal if its $600 out the door (shipping included).