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Custom 24
Custom 24

Paul Reed Smith is an evil man. For years his sole purpose in life has been to make ridiculously awesome guitars that few of us can afford. One of his more tempting guitars has always been the flagship Custom 24, and they keep getting better and better.

POSTED: 08/23/2004 - 03:17 am

9.8
rating
70
Custom 22
Custom 22

22 Frets, 5 Way Pickup Selector, 3 Way Toggle With Coil Tap, 10 Top Quilt Finish Whale Blue, Dragon II Pickups.

POSTED: 07/11/2003 - 12:00 am

9.7
rating
23
CE 24
CE 24

The CE 24 was designed back in 1988 and it's been in continual production ever since. It offers our comfortable wide-thin neck carve and combines the clarity of our popular 24 fret instruments with the warmth and classic style of a maple-topped, one-piece mahogany body and HFS/Vintage Bass pickup combination.

POSTED: 02/06/2007 - 04:35 am

9.7
rating
19
CE 22
CE 22

The CE 22 has a slightly shorter than CE 24, stiffer neck and the full tone of our 22 fret models.

POSTED: 01/18/2008 - 01:05 am

9.6
rating
12
SE EG
SE EG

The SE EG is a solid mahogany guitar with a glued-in mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard. It features a 3-ply pickguard with 3 custom single coil pickups and a 5-way blade pickup selector.

POSTED: 06/18/2005 - 03:19 am

9.5
rating
11
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513 Rosewood
513 Rosewood

The 513 Rosewood features a newly developed PRS pickup system, providing 13 modern and vintage sounds utilizing 5 proprietary single coil pickups. Other specifications include a Brazilian rosewood neck, Brazilian rosewood fretboard, 25 1/4" inch scale length, a redesigned neck joint, new 513 bird inlays and a new easy-to-use integrated electronics control package which includes a volume control, tone control, and two blade switches.

POSTED: 04/14/2006 - 06:07 am

9.1
rating
90
CE 22
CE 22

The CE 22 has a slightly shorter than CE 24, stiffer neck and the full tone of our 22 fret models.

POSTED: 01/18/2008 - 01:05 am

9.6
rating
12
CE 24
CE 24

The CE 24 was designed back in 1988 and it's been in continual production ever since. It offers our comfortable wide-thin neck carve and combines the clarity of our popular 24 fret instruments with the warmth and classic style of a maple-topped, one-piece mahogany body and HFS/Vintage Bass pickup combination.

POSTED: 02/06/2007 - 04:35 am

9.7
rating
19
Custom 22
Custom 22

22 Frets, 5 Way Pickup Selector, 3 Way Toggle With Coil Tap, 10 Top Quilt Finish Whale Blue, Dragon II Pickups.

POSTED: 07/11/2003 - 12:00 am

9.7
rating
23
Custom 24
Custom 24

Paul Reed Smith is an evil man. For years his sole purpose in life has been to make ridiculously awesome guitars that few of us can afford. One of his more tempting guitars has always been the flagship Custom 24, and they keep getting better and better.

POSTED: 08/23/2004 - 03:17 am

9.8
rating
70
Dragon 2002
Dragon 2002

24 Frets, Solid Top, Volume and Tone Knobs, One Tone Contol Switch, Two Humbicking Pickups.

POSTED: 08/07/2003 - 06:56 am

8.3
rating
39
Mark Tremonti Signature
Mark Tremonti Signature

This guitar is a single-cut beautiful piece of wood. The body is made of solid mahogany and maple top.

POSTED: 11/27/2009 - 03:21 am

9.3
rating
38
McCarty
McCarty

The McCarty's wide-fat neck, thicker than standard mahogany body, maple top and nickel silver covered pickups give it a rich, singing sustain and vintage tone. It's thinner headstock, light vintage style tuners and one-piece stoptail bridge all pay homage to the tradition of classic electric guitars.

POSTED: 06/11/2007 - 02:04 pm

9.2
rating
19
Modern Eagle Singlecut
Modern Eagle Singlecut

The sound and feel is great, but I'll say the neck is the best thing about this guitar.

POSTED: 12/11/2009 - 04:10 am

9.7
rating
8
SC 250
SC 250

22 frets with a 25 inch scale length. Wide fat mahogany neck, rosewood fret board with abalone bird inlays.

POSTED: 01/20/2010 - 03:39 am

8.8
rating
17
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