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PRS Standard 24
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Autre Guitare Electrique Solid Body de la marque PRS

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  • heads on fireheads on fire

    Bonne guitare, si vous pouvez en trouver un bon

    PRS Standard 24Publié le 09/09/11 à 19:23
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    USA made

    Mahogany body and 24 fret neck

    Rosewood fretboard

    Moon (dot) inlays standard, birds optional

    2 PRS humbuckers - HFS treble and Vintage bass

    PRS Tremolo bridge

    Volume, tone, 5 way rotary pickup selector

    PRS locking tuners

    UTILIZATION

    This guitar is very easy to play and access all frets. The 5 way rotary switch is a neat feature, but that not everyone likes.

    The tremolo is very smooth, and can take quite the whammy bar abuse, and the locking tuners are quite stable, for the most part. My one gripe about the guitar does have to do with the tuners, however. The tuners on this particular guitar are the PRS Phase I tuners, which were later "phased out" (sorry for the pun there) in favor of the newer Phase II. The Phase I tuners loo cool, with the "wing" lock, but it is very hard to lock down the high E string with them in the manner that PRS recommends. Since PRS introduced the newer tuners, this problem has been addressed.

    SOUNDS

    The sounds are where this guitar shines. Acoustically, it is very resonant and loud. It has a sound character reminiscent of 60s Gibson SG guitars, with a nice sustain and low-mid depth to it. The 5 way rotary is a great feature, allowing some split-coil Strat and Tele-style sounds. I know a lot of guys don't like the rotary, and I can understand why - it's nothing you could look at and get a strong visual cue as to what setting you're on, but this was never a problem for me.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This is a solid product for PRS. It is too bad they aren't made anymore. The guitar has subtle, understated look, which may be the reason it was discontinued - PRS buyers tend to emphasize the gorgeous flame maples and bird inlays and luscious finishes. But this guitar is fantastic for someone that can find one on the second-hand market for relatively cheap.