Pango Music PRS Style DIY Electric Guitar Kit (PRS-727)
Product Specifications
Model: PRS-727
Joint: Set-in
Scale Length: 648 mm
Body: Mahogany with Spalted Maple Veneer Top
Neck: Maple
Fretboard: Rosewood
Fretboard Inlays: Birds
Frets: 24
Pickups: HH ( 2x Humbuckers)
Controls: 1x Volume, 1x Tone, 3-Way Switch
Pickguard: None
Hardware: Chrome
Hand Orientation: Right-Handed
Packaging: Professional Foam Case/GKS Carton
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Foam Case Packaging Configuration (4-Layer Protection)
1. Inner Layer: Abrasion-resistant & shockproof foam bag
2. Middle Layer 1: Foam box sealed with yellow tape
3. Middle Layer 2: Thickened kraft paper wrapping
4. Outer Layer: Clear tape for final reinforcement
Shipping & Delivery
• Processing Time: 2-4 business days
• Shipping Methods:
--United States: Sea Freight + final delivery via UPS/FedEx
--Other Countries/Regions: EMS International Express
• Estimated Shipping Time: 20-25 days
• Tracking Information: Full tracking details will be sent to your email immediately upon shipment.
Customization & Order Options
• Logo Service: Custom design available (supports personalized logo needs).
• Dropshipping: Supported (suitable for resellers or bulk distribution needs).
• MOQ Requirement: Custom design & OEM orders are welcome, with a minimum order quantity (MOQ) of just 1 set.
• Custom Order Confirmation: For custom design orders, we will take detailed photos of the finished product and send them to you first, allowing you to check every detail before shipment.
• Hardware-Free Version: If you only need the guitar body and neck (i.e., a no-hardware version), please inform us in advance—we will adjust stock and confirm the configuration for you.
Important Notes
1. USA Exclusive Priority: Please choose the PRS-727F Guitar Kit – stocked locally in our US warehouse, fast shipping, tariff-free, 2-4 business days door-to-door delivery.
2. The last 3 photos show one finished guitar version, made by order #16112 customer, Enrico Sacchetti (USA).
3. This veneer is a kind of natural wood, some buyers treat the wood grain as a "quality issue", which is not correct
