FT: Ernie Ball Music Man Cutlass RS HSS Ghostwood with Rosewood Fingerboard

hcpreston1

I’m looking to trade my Ernie Ball Music Man Cutlass RS HSS in Ghostwood. Heres a bit of info on the guitar;
I’ve owned this near 12 months and personally selected from new, the machine heads (changed to pearl) and pickguard were replaced with genuine Ernie Ball Music Man parts (originals not included). It includes all the case candy, trem cover plate, trem arm and a newly released EBMM Mono case. It has a beautiful dark roasted maple neck with half flame and half birds eye complemented with a rosewood fingerboard. 

Images here;

https://imgur.com/a/vI24246

Great playability and set up with 10-46, no issues. The body is in amazing condition with no minor damage. 

*Bad* points 
-The middle pickup has a slight chip on the bass side of the cover, I believe I have an exact genuine EBMM replacement I can include. 

-The headstock as a very minor string scratch over the word ‘cutlass’. It marked after cutting and tuning to pitch. 
-Light pick marks on the shell pickguard. 

I have realised that although Ernie Ball Music Man are a thing of beauty with revered playability, I cannot get on with the neck profile / width. I’m really use to my ‘52 CS Telecaster. 

I’d love to get this traded for a PRS Silver Sky, I have no preference on fingerboard or colour. Other trade offers are welcome. 

Based in West Sussex. 

Dominic

Very pretty guitar ........nice colour combo

Roland

stan

How do you value this guitar.  can you describe the neck profile / width somewhat ?  I have short fingers and i`m wondering whether it might be right up my street.  thanks.

hcpreston1

Dominic said:

Very pretty guitar ........nice colour combo

Thank you! Normally the necks are a little pale in comparison. 

hcpreston1

stan said:

How do you value this guitar.  can you describe the neck profile / width somewhat ?  I have short fingers and i`m wondering whether it might be right up my street.  thanks.

It has a very soft V shape from the 1st to the 4/5th fret. From the 5th fret onwards this transitions to a standard D shape. It’s 825" at the 1st fret and .924" at the 12th fret.