The PRS Tonare Grand is impressive in both sound and looks, featuring a spectacular Cocobolo back and sides combined with an Adirondack spruce top. It also boasts almost every conceivable upgrade, such as abalone trim and a built-in pickup.

The Tonare Grand is meticulously crafted and stylishly crafted, down to the smallest detail. It features an abalone/cocobolo rosette, cocobolo/maple/abalone trim, and, of course, the signature "birds" inlay on the ebony fingerboard. The sturdy C-shaped mahogany neck is very comfortable, and the handmade Keith Robson tuners keep the instrument perfectly in tune.

The guitar has a fantastic, grand sound with an almost European character—think Lowden or McIlroy—but with more definition and a warmer, rounder treble, reminiscent of guitars by James Olson or Kevin Ryan. It's highly versatile and suitable for everything from fingerpicking to drop tunings to strumming, thanks in part to its deep body.

This 2011 PRS Tonare has clear playwear and dings on the top, along with playwear on the back and neck. A small crack on the waist on the bass side of the body has been repaired, and a decorative cap is missing from the D-string tuner knob. The original PRS piezo pickup has been replaced with an LR Baggs Anthem, and the guitar also features a non-original rosewood pickguard.

The guitar comes with a TFOA passport in an Ameritage case. Unfortunately, this case is not entirely undamaged, as the handle is broken.