PRS SE Studio Standard Silverstone Gray

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This is a New PRS SE Studio Standard Silverstone Gray from Paul Reed Smith, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The PRS SE Studio Standard is a versatile solidbody guitar with a stripped-back aesthetic. Featuring an all-mahogany body and classic pickguard design it delivers a warm focused tone with punchy mids and a vintage edge. The bolt-on maple neck and rosewood fretboard offer smooth playability with a familiar feel that suits any style. Equipped with a 58/15 “S” bridge humbucker and two Narrowfield DD “S” pickups this guitar covers everything from rich lows to sparkling highs. A 5-way blade switch and push/pull tone control give you a wide range of sounds on tap while the PRS tremolo and lightweight tuners ensure tuning stability and performance reliability.

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PRS, or Paul Reed Smith Guitars, is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, stunning aesthetics, and perfectly balanced tone. Founded in 1985 in Maryland, USA, by luthier Paul Reed Smith, the brand quickly earned a reputation for blending the best elements of vintage and modern guitar design. PRS instruments are known for their flawless finishes, bird inlays, and meticulous attention to detail, offering both beauty and performance. Played by artists like Carlos Santana and Mark Tremonti, PRS guitars deliver rich sustain, clarity, and versatility across genres. Each instrument reflects a dedication to innovation and artistry that has made PRS one of the most respected names in the guitar world.

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