PRS SE Guitars
PRS SE Guitars are designed to defy expectations. They feature all the coveted mainline PRS models and artist signatures, while providing a smooth playability and addictive feel that far exceeds their affordable cost.
PRS SE Guitars are designed to defy expectations. They feature all the coveted mainline PRS models and artist signatures, while providing a smooth playability and addictive feel that far exceeds their affordable cost.
The SE series offers a diverse selection of Paul Reed Smith guitars to satisfy any player, from the original Custom and vintage-inspired McCartys to standout signature models such as John Mayer's Silver Sky, the SE Mark Tremonti, and the SE DGT.
Each guitar boasts the same innovative hardware and outstanding quality that are the hallmarks of PRS USA, including the PRS patented tremolo system, proprietary pickups, and iconic bird inlays.
Discover our vast selection of PRS SE guitars at Gear4music, complete with a comprehensive three-year warranty and swift delivery service, ensuring you're playing your dream guitar in no time.
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PRS SE Custom 24, Black Gold Sunburst
PRS SE Custom 24, Charcoal
PRS SE Custom 24 Left Handed, Turquoise
PRS SE Custom 24 Quilt, Turquoise
PRS SE Custom 24 Quilt, Black Gold Sunburst
PRS SE Custom 24 Floyd Violin Carve Top, Charcoal Burst
PRS SE Custom 24 Quilt, Violet
PRS SE Custom 24 Left Handed, Black Gold Sunburst
PRS SE Mark Holcomb, Holcomb Blue Burst
PRS SE Custom 24, Charcoal Cherry Burst
PRS SE Custom Floyd, Charcoal Cherry Burst
About PRS SE Guitars
The PRS SE series was created to offer a more accessible entry point to the PRS lineup without compromising the quality and craftsmanship the brand is renowned for. Designed to bridge the gap between high-end American-made PRS models and the demands of budget-conscious musicians, the SE (Student Edition) series has evolved to encompass a wide array of models, catering to players of all levels and styles.
Situated within the broader PRS range, the SE series stands out for its exceptional value, bringing the essence of PRS's premium features—such as custom-designed pickups, the patented PRS tremolo system, and the iconic aesthetics like bird inlays and flame maple tops—to a more affordable price bracket.
Every SE instrument is built to the standards and specifications of the USA workshop, demonstrating a level of craftsmanship that PRS are keen to show off. As a result, the brand's renowned sound and playability has become accessible to a much broader audience.
Among the standout models in the SE lineup, the original Custom 24 SE preserves the quintessential PRS design and tonal versatility that has defined the brand since its inception. The series also includes sought-after and interesting models like the Swamp Ash Special SE, known for its striking natural finish and resonant tone, and the SE DGT, a collaboration with guitarist David Grissom that offers custom specifications and premium features at an accessible price point.
Popular signatures within the SE range, such as John Mayer’s Silver Sky SE and the SE Mark Tremonti, underscore the series' versatility and appeal, catering to fans of these artists while offering distinctive designs and features that have made them highly sought after by players and collectors alike.
FAQs
What does the SE mean on PRS guitars?
The SE in PRS SE guitars stands for “Student Edition”. They are designed to be more affordable versions of their USA counterparts, without compromising on the tone, hardware and playability that have become PRS’s trademarks.
Where are PRS SE Guitars made?
PRS SE guitars are manufactured in South Korea and Indonesia at dedicated PRS plants. Staffed with skilled craftspeople and following PRS USA designs, the SE plants ensure high-quality at accessible price points.
What type of finish does PRS use on SE guitars?
PRS SE Guitars use a gloss polyurethane finish to give each instrument a premium aesthetic. Polyurethane is widely used as a guitar topcoat thanks to its easy application and outstanding durability. In contrast, the USA series use the more expensive nitrocellulose lacquer.
