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This is the story from Paul himself: So after years and years and years of playing my PGM guitars, I started to come up with my favorite small details. The PGM301 is the culmination of these details. For one thing and probably the most unique about it, it's non-trem. There's no tremolo bar on it. It does have that really solid feel of a non-tremolo bridge. To me, it's a little more Spartan of a guitar. It makes me have big calluses on my hand. I think I improve as a player from having to get the vibrato with my left hand rather than using the whammy. It's a very simple guitar, but the important work on the guitar is done on the things that matter most. The action is great, the tone is great, and the playability is great. It's a really reliable workhorse of a guitar. It always sounds great. I've done a million shows with that one. In fact, the PGM300 is really just a PGM301. It just doesn't look as good, because I cut it up and did all those modifications to it. The PGM301 is the result. It's nice and clean. Enjoy the PGM301. That's the one I play. Thank you so much. 
 
Body: Basswood
  Bridge/Tremolo: Fixed bridge
  Case Included: No
  Fingerboard: Maple
  Frets: 24
  Inlays: Black Dot
  Neck Joint: PGm Prestige
  Neck Material: Maple
  Pickups: Neck: DiMarzio PAF Pro, Middle: DiMarzio JEM Single, Bridge: DiMarzio PAF Pro
 
  This guitar is in good condition but has some finish wear on the side, the original hardcase is included.