PRS 1998 Custom 22 Electric Guitar, Whale Blue With OHSC - Used

PRS 1998 Custom 22 Electric Guitar, Whale Blue With OHSC - Used

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M251S

$1300.00

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PRS 1998 Custom 22 Electric Guitar, Whale Blue With OHSC - UsedThis PRS Custom 22 10 Top has a very prominent flame maple top with lots of tight striping and some wave towards the bottom end of the guitar. The rosewood fingerboard has a dark tight grain with some light red striping across. The neck profile is a thinner "U" shape with lots of shoulder, making it an easy neck that fills the palm while allowing you to wrap your thumb around the bass side. PRS's Dragon II pickups have plenty of bite and clarity

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I have a small dog with about 20 plush toys to play with. Added to her inventory now is the ILC Buy Interactive Goose Toy for Small Breeds. It took me a while to figure out where the toy "squeaks", and it makes the noise when the white banded neck around the goose is squeezed. My dog took an immediate liking to the toy and loves to carry it around the house, shaking her head back and forth with the goose in her mouth. It appears to be made primarily of burlap (see pictures) and is about 12-13" in length. Fortunately, my dog doesn't destroy toys, as some (probably larger) dogs do, so it appears to be pretty sturdy and well-made. After a week of playing with it regularly, the toy still looks brand new. I like the coloring and the size of the goose, and this is a nice addition to my dog's playtime routine. It is also priced appropriately for a dog toy of its size and quality. Recommended. Made in China.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025

Kelly G. Burgess

Houston, US

★★★★★ 4

Durable toy with a single squeaker

This goose seems to be made of fairly durable fabric. It's not flimsy. I had a hard time finding the squeaker in it at first, but then I realized the squeaker is located in the white neck! My medium border collie grabbed it first. Then my pitbull figured out where the squeaker was and ran around squeaking it for a while, which is her favorite thing to do. So this toy did get some interest from the pitbull especially. She isn't one to chew things up but really enjoys toys that make noise. Since the squeaker is in the skinny neck portion, it made it easy for her to grab hold of it and squeak it over and over again. I am giving this 4 stars only because in the whole long body of this toy, the neck has the only squeaker. I think it would have been better and more stimulating for my dogs if it had multiple squeakers or even some crinkles in the rest of the body...at least some crinkles in the flat feet of the duck. The sole attraction is that one squeaker in the neck. So it could be better, but I do like that it isn't super plush and full of stuffing that would be torn up in 5 minutes like most toys. My pitbull actually took this to another room away from her three sisters, so that means she really wanted to play with this by herself. That's a good sign.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2025