I purchased this item used, but I'm selling it because I have no use for it. In my subjective opinion, it's in beautiful condition with no noticeable scratches. I didn't notice anything concerning when I tested the sound. * The pilot lamp was replaced after purchase. * Sometimes the pilot lamp has poor contact. --------------------------------------------------- The long-awaited full-tube amplifier from Paul Reed Smith. The 'DALLAS' is striking with its paisley exterior cover woven from a kimono-like material. Rare limited edition (only 24 units in Japan). Like the 'Sweet 16', this is also a single-channel specification. Based on Paul's philosophy of pursuing TONE, "Good sound resides in a single channel," the Paul Reed Smith guitar amplifier was developed and manufactured by amp builder Doug Sewell. From a thick, bouncy clean tone, turning up the Gain knob changes to a crunchy tone with overtones. It doesn't distort excessively, and it drives naturally while maintaining clarity and thickness, so it produces a pleasant sound even when you connect a booster to overdrive it further. In the United States, the initial limited production of the paisley Dallas has already ended, and production has shifted to the black cover Dallas II. Therefore, this paisley model is a "unique 100V specification" Dallas made exclusively for Japan, with only 24 units, making it extremely rare.