Greg Bennett RL-2 semi-hollow electric. This is a 335-ish design with a twist; the centre block and sides are made from one piece of wood, then the mahogany top, back and neck are attached to that. The guitar offers more attack and sustain than you'd typically see from this shape, it sits somewhere between a a normal 335-type guitar and a solid body LP type. It's got a nice medium-slim neck and feels well-balanced in the hands, it's a handy player. The stock hardware is pretty good, the Gotoh tuners are very stable and the stop tail piece and bridge are sturdy. Tonally, it's got a nice mix of bright and dark, it's smooth with a nice little edge of brightness and cut. That trans-red finish looks good too! This one suffered a headstock break in an unfortunate transit damage incident. It's been expertly repaired to a very high standard by Jon at JP-GW, so it's playing just fine and will do so for many years to come. The new street price on these is around $700, so grab a bargain!

Model: Greg Bennett by Samick Royale Series RL-2
Year: 2010 (serial S108071846)
Made in: Indonesia, Samick factory
Finish: Transparent red gloss 
Body: Arched mahogany top and back, single piece centre-block and sides
Neck: Bolt-on mahogany, rosewood board with dot inlays
Mods: none
Neck & bridge pickup: Original covered humbucker
Case: none

Cosmetic condition notes: Very minor finish wear. There's some scratching on the guard from normal play, and a few minor dimples and scratches around the body, but nothing really noticeable. Overall: good to excellent condition.

Playing condition notes: Neck is straight, intonation is good, action is very low. All electronics tested and working properly. Frets have negligible wear, they look almost new. Setup with fresh 10/46s.