Studio Charcoal Burst #0353828

£400 OFF CURRENT LIST PRICE!! For a limited time.

PRS Studio in Charcoal Burst. Recently reintroduced to the core line, these Studios are a really versatile model with 2 x Narrowfield pickups and a 58/15LT humbucker with coil split in the bridge. Latest spec, so finished in the new revamped high-gloss nitro over a cellulose CAB basecoat, Its a durable, super thin finish that has a lovely vintage feel and superior resonance, its the same as they have used on the Private Stock models recently. Very versatile with this pickup combo and covers a wide range of tones. 'Pattern' Neck Profile. This one is a great sounding example in a classic PRS colour. With PRS Hard Case.

BODY
Colour: CAB Nitro -Charcoal Burst
Top Wood: Flame Maple
Back Wood: Mahogany

NECK
Number Of Frets: 22
Scale Length: 25"
Fretboard Wood: Rosewood
Fretboard Inlays: Birds
Neck Wood: Mahogany
Neck Shape: Pattern 

HARDWARE
Bridge Hardware: PRS Gen III Trem

ELECTRONICS
Bass  and Middle Pickups: Narrowfield
Treble Pickup: 58/15LT Humbucker
Pickup Switching: 5 Way Blade with Coil Split for Humbucker

ADDITIONAL INFO
Weight: 7lb 15oz

PRS Say;

The PRS Studio model is a modern take on a traditional single-single-hum guitar. With PRS’s proprietary Narrowfield pickups in the middle and bass positions and a 58/15 LT humbucking treble pickup, the PRS Studio offers punchy singlecoils, vintage scooped tones, and the chunky kick of a treble humbucker screaming in one instrument. This whole new scope of sounds (that are only possible with a three-pickup guitar) are easily accessible in the Studio model thanks to the push/pull tone control and 5-way blade switch. With seven combinations in all, the PRS Studio covers classic tones but maintains a unique voice making it a perfect “desert island” guitar.

"It sounds to us less about copping the sound of a '60s Strat with a hot PAF at the bridge, and more about offering a broad spectrum of fully hum-cancelling voices that sound classy and sophisticated played clean and really quite huge but defined with some crunch and gain. Factor in the feel, the neck shape and the ergonomics and it’s like the best vintage guitar you’ve never owned, certainly not at this price anyway."