2000 Kevin Ryan Mission Grand Concert Natural A/E # M18057W
One of a kind
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Features:
?	Master-grade highly flamed Koa back/sides ($1000) 
?	Master-grade Western red cedar top 
?	Cutaway ($550) 
?	Cocobolo bindings 
?	Flamed Koa headstock front and back plates 
?	Koa truss rod cover and pickguard 
?	Larry Robinson fretboard and headstock inlays ($800) 
?	Blue paua rosette, top purfling, and backstrip ($1400) 
?	Walrus ivory bridgepins, saddle, and nut 
?	Gold Gotoh 510 tuners with ebony buttons ($110) 
?	B-Band pickup with onboard volume control ($120) 
Here is one supremely special guitar from Kevin Ryan. This thing has master-grade koa all over it. Everywhere you look on the guitar, there's highly-flamed, mind-boggling koa almost blinding your eyes. It also has a lot of other nice options, including a ton of select blue paua. This guitar has a replacement value of about $11,200, including the inlays. And speaking of which, this guitar has Larry Robinson (Robinson Inlays) inlays on the fretboard and headstock. He's one of the most well-respected inlay artists in the world. He did the inlays for Martin's 750,000th and 1,000,000th guitars. He tells me the inlay work cost about $800. 
This guitar has a 1 and 3/4" nut width and a 2 and 1/4" string spacing. It plays like butter. The tone is very clear and crisp, with a very even response across the spectrum. It responds to the lightest touch while fingerpicking, and the cedar top holds up surprisingly well to heavy flatpicking. The B-Band pickup in this guitar sounds phenomenal. I normally don't like the sound of an amplified guitar, but this pickup system almost changes my mind. Comes with a deluxe Ameritage case. 
Cosmetically, this guitar is perfect with the exception of a hairline scratch next to the endpin. It's pictured below. 
A tropical theme ~ Tucans, flowers & a butterfly adorn the fretboard.