PRS CE24 2016 Demo - Brand New Release From PRS - Demo By Tom Quayle
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- One of PRS's most popular models makes a triumphant return for 2016, the CE is back and better than ever! Combining the sparkle and feel of a bolt-on satin maple neck with the signature PRS Mahogany body and Maple top for a unique package loved by PRS users worldwide. The neck sports a Pattern in carve and satin nitro finish for a natural, addictive feel. To further maximize the guitar’s inherent tone and clarity, the CE 24 features PRS 85/15 pickups, which Paul designed to have remarkable clarity as well as extended high and low end. e electronics consist of a volume and push/pull tone control with 3-way toggle switch for a total of six classic sounds.
Thee original CE was to introduced in 1988 and offered players PRS design and quality with the added snap and sparkle of traditional bolt-on guitars. Returning nearly a decade of being out of the lineup, the CE 24 is back and better than ever.
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Tom Quayle is holding an exact replica of the guitar I bought in 2020!! My CE24 is my absolute pride and joy!! Super great tone and playability!! I love all guitars, but there is no substitute for the PRS guitars!!
Holy hell the SOUND of that guitar! And the top is so beautiful too. Time to start saving up... Also I love listening to Tom because hes one of the few guys who actually demos guitars the way that I want to hear them as a fellow jazz musician. Not in a metal or blues context, but to hear the clean sound of the guitar, and how the chords ring out on it, and to hear the rich harmonic content it's capable of. Great demonstration!
+TimothyPage06 Thanks for watching and supporting the video :-) We also love listening to Tom
This guy can make any guitar sing.
i've decided i'm gonna get one of these this year. I've been playing a core cu24 for about 15 years and it's NEVER let me down which is almost shocking. This will be a nice addition to the collection
So could you save up?
Did you get one??
I've been saving up for a core custom 24 and have finally got the money but when I heard and tried this I actually changed my mind. I just like the sound and ease of playing on this more than the custom 24
Great review and super playing from Tom, as always! Beautiful finish on that one for sure, too.
I still own my original PRS, a 1990 CE24, bought back then over ten other new PRSes-literally picked out with eyes shut as my wife handed me one after the other-and it still does everything superbly. (I recently modded the 5-way rotary for a toggle and two push-pulls for 8 sounds, too. I do miss one of the 5-way's sounds, but overall, I feel it's now even more versatile. YMMV there, of course.)
Anyway, the *main* thing I always notice when talking about this "new" PRS is the fact that the originals had an ALDER body, and IMO, that brings it ever closer to a more 'original' sound. So I'm a bit surprised PRS didn't decide to go the alder route in this "reissue". For some years, I've been comparing my CE24 to new PRSes on the wall, first hand, and mine typically ate them for breakfast, just more tone, twang and bite to my ears. My great local dealer once pointed out to me that, between the alder body and the bolt-on construction, I was apparently favoring the "F" side of things in PRS's supposed F-meets-G concept. I would have to agree there; my CE24 sounds quite distinct from my 30th A CU24 and my DGT. Still, IMHO, a PRS sounds like... a PRS, no matter which model.
I had one. I'm still broken from it getting stolen. I had an EG22 too, I'll never recover, I'll always remember. Have a wife and kids now, so I'll never get another. But I would give anything less my family and job, to have the chance to have her back for a month. 5 position knob, I'm actually crying.
Starburst, yellow, with cherry red mahogany back. I miss you baby.
This was in 1998... She was an original. I'm not the person I was when I had her. Slept with the CE for gods sake.
So sorry for your loss mate.
Man, don't get down. I have a wife and kid too. That does not have to stop you. I hope in the 3 years since this post you have saved up and achieved your ambition (or lack there of) of replacing the guitars.
WHAT A great friggin player. I became aware of him a few months ago and he is top notch!!
I bought one and also have the Custom SE. The CE 24 is definitely a step up. Man I love these guitars! PRS rules. I own a Gibson Studio, 2 Gretsches, 2 Ibanez, 1 Fender Jazz Bass and an Ibanez Bass. I love them all but the quality of PRS is amazing. There are no lemons, no need to spend extra dough to have them set up properly and the finishing is superb. Go get one...or two!I
Just got mine and I'm in love
I had that pick holder they talked about when I ordered mine. Instantly returned.
Great review, lovely playing. Killer lick at 11:50, loved it ! Thumb up
This is definitely the guitar I want. All the demos of this PRS have just sounded awesome
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I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
@Cason Nelson Instablaster :)
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Woww Nice to see Tom playing a PRS
Another aesthetic/cost compromise is the lack of countersunk recesses for the controls (pots & switch).
Still sounds great though. Thanks for the demo.
Tom starts playing about 5:22
waiting for this same guitar in a 22 fret version. Would LOVE that to happen.
Birthday is in October, been keeping my eyes on this- come on October! Can't wait!
In addition to the cut backs. There’s also the lack of bevel at the tone knobs and the back plates are not set inside the wood but on top.
Beautiful guitar and sound .. Great demo and playing .. Happy days
Mary-land! LOL! Love the Brits!
+Sybex7254 Glad we could entertain :-) Thanks for watching
+Sybex7254 And they ALL say it that way - Mare-eeeee-land. No American ever says it that way, EVER lol.
How do you guys say it?
0:58 you pronounced Maryland like a boss ;)
the sound is really amazing. Which amp did you use?
I love my prs so much but I'm buying a gibson next cause i love them as well
Great guitar, great demo
Superbly well done review , thanks !
I compared the NECK pickup's clean tone of this CE to the same PU and same position of a Custom 24 (also a SoundAffect demo done by Tom). I can't believe I tend to prefer the clean tones of CE 24 over the Custom. To my ears the CE has more definitions - it has an amazing combination of clarity and bass which allows for pick attacks to be heard easier. But for the Custom, despite having the same pickups, it's kinda sweet, smooth, more bassy but has less clarity and details than the cheaper CE.
So in my opinion the CE is not only differ from the Custom pricewise, but also tonal definition. The good news is that we can get a high quality PRS tones without having to go core level models.
Moo Freeman I love the CE24 in Whale Blue(my dream PRS).
Wow sounds amazing
+StratAttacka Thanks for watching
Love the tone,
I think I might buy one of these left handed if they ever exist =).
thats awesome! i have a prs se custom and i love everything about it except the neck.
Why do companies make gloss necks? like does anyone actually prefer a gloss finish to satin?
+GetScaredGaming No.
GetScaredGaming - Henry Wylie It depends on the guitar. My Music Man Majesty has a gloss neck and it’s killer. Not sticky at all.
It’s not a compromise, it’s just a different model.
Monster player !
If PRS would build a CE22 Satin in 25.5" scale and SSS pickup, I'd probably the most happy man on earth ;)
Check out Suhr Guitars, you might end up liking those :P
Daniyal Ahmed Thanks for the advise but no thanks. I know Suhr are really good guitars, I have absolutely not doubt about it, but I like PRS the most.
Phil Smith I think Fender makes a guitar somewhat like that. ;) Could be wrong though.
Silver sky
How does it compare with an SE MODEL in a gig bag at less than half the price with a rosewood fret board a proper glued in neck? The volume pots are all ways worth changing anyway as the aerospace grade ones are so cheap so appart from the pick ups what Warrants the other 900 pounds appart from profit ?
May i ask what o/d pedal was used in this demo. Thanks.
I’d have that before any Strat!
totally different guitars mate! both are great in their own way.
Felipe Farias sure are, but the PRS can do everything a strat can do.
Felipe Farias yes BUT the PRS can do everything a strat can do.
@@conartist267 Naaah, I don't here the glassiness of the neck pick up or the vintage tone that a good strat gives. I would have both if it was possible though.
I thinking of getting the CE 24, however don't like any of the colors from the 2016 line. Do you think the 2017 line will have additional colors/finishes?
I am not 100% certain but they do release limited run colors here and there. Right now there is an aqua version on zzsounds. Also the satin models have different colors. The ce24 was announced in like january 2016, so maybe in 3-4 months there will be a whole new lists of colors.
I'm hesitating between this guitar and an ESP E-II Eclipse with SD pickups.
I love both...
But, concerning built quality and stability after years and years of gigs and rehearsals, WHICH ONE do you think is the best ??
The custom 24 has been my main guitar for a long time. I've beat it to hell. It's been on tours, played untold numbers of weddings and functions and taught with 30 hours a week for over a decade. I've had to set it up MAYBE 5 times and once was just so i could level the frets that i'd beaten up so badly. There isn't a more reliable guitar on the planet. And this isn't coming from an eclipse detractor. There are few things sweeter than a real ESP eclipse
manifestgtr Okay, thanks
! :D
I have 2 PRS guitars, one is 15 years old, and the other is 10 years old. With PRS reliability is second to none.
A Tele and les Paul rolled into one. Or pretty damn close.
Does the Korean bridge affect the tone?
This or a Fender American Professional for music college?
This would be ideal for tonal versatility, being a two-humbucker model with coil-splitting, and the trem is super stable - but with this being mahogany/maple, and strats being alder/ash, they really are quite different - The PRS may have the advantage at warm, crunchy distorted tones, but if you prefer the sound of true single coils for cleans and blues, a strat may be your preferred option. I hope this helps.
So is this a PRS s2.5?
+Matthew Humphrey no
Beautiful guitar. Tune it next time.
there is always one
Dont forget it has an SE trem
anyday82 to me, that speaks volumes about the quality of the SEs tremolo. It's really quite a nice trem.
@@BreadandFaxes it is a nice trem, but i feel like the core trem shouldve been the choice
Is he using standard tuning?
Tom's been known to use all 4ths. Not sure about this video
PRS CE24 2016 Demo - Brand New Release From PRS - Demo By Tom Quayle
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this how much money.
On the neck in the middle, back side, I see the knot. This is not very good quality
How the hell do you learn to play like that? I mean damn
take JAZZ lessons lol
A 2 thousand pound guitar should come with a Hardcase!!! stop trying to turn a soft case into a sales point. It's a disgrace.
Great demo though, the guitar is absolutely great.
I can understand PRS cutting corners in some departments, but why put a Korean SE tremolo on it and just a gigbag, while any other guitar brand offers a case (even a cheap molded case like Fender offers).This is PRS's first big marketing failure !
Fons negentienachtenvijftig not the 1st every month a limited run thats why they are great at marketing and a cash rich company and the hot dogs ovet the water buy them but they will never be a finacial investment in years to come well not this model its an SE really made in USA with 85 15 pups but 1000s will be buying them well done Paul ! its all ways a pleasure to learn and read about successfull people.
You had me until you put a drive pedal into a Jazz Chorus: valves matter.
+Robstafarian It wasn't a drive pedal - it was the drive channel of the Jazz Chorus - love it or hate it we wanted to show the amp as well. Great to think it fooled you into thinking it was a drive pedal though as the diet channel on the old JC was so bad.
SoundAffectsPremier Respectfully, I have never liked the sound of drive pedals (honestly, not one of the dozens I have heard). I think that one reason diode clipping is largely considered acceptable in valve amps is that most guitarists' ears have become accustomed to drive pedals.
Personally, I hope that this era of affordable valve gain (e.g. the Jet City Custom 22, a collaboration with Martin Kidd) will engender a greater emphasis on dynamics.
Get a dam foam cover for the dam microphone
*pf pf pf pf pf pf PFFFFFFF*
Get a pop filter.
Mair-ee-land?
Darr Whyask us Marylanders say "Mare-a-lend"
Love the guitar absolutely, but 15-16 hundred pounds translates to about ..$2400-$2600 aprox & no hard case?????????????????????..c'mon..seriously..crazy .I would not buy a guitar for 1/2 that price, if it came with a gig bag..just sends the wrong message...
+moskii 1958 welcome to the uk. It's an american guitar, you pay more because it's an import.
I guess I am guilty of thinking like an American..
+moskii 1958 I'm with you on the "gig bag" for a $2000 guitar. That is a bizarre decision. In 1994 I purchased a new 1993 CE-24 for $1400 at the time. Doesn't even have birds on the fretboard, but it still came with a nice hard shell case. /shrug I don't understand.
+moskii 1958 Yep highway robbery!!
in no way is a gig bag better than hard shell case and you left out the amazing made Korean trem that comes on se line Paul reed smith you ought be ashamed of your self. way over priced
PRS sound is not suitable for Tom Quayle
Glued headstock? Are you serious?? That's something I would expect to find on a korean Schecter not a USA made PRS.
USA gibsons have those necks
Not my favorite guitar... And I own one.
I love my prs so much but I'm buying a gibson next cause i love them as well
+yeahman You should checkout ESP Navigator guitar, will blow away the Gibson LP.
+Anthony Leong ok i will arent ESp mostly for metal??? i love metal but i like playing all sorts of genres thats why i like prs it sounds good playing everything
No! ESP Navigator are not allow to be sold in the USA. You can buy it online from Japan dealers or on Ebay, Reverb or Yahoo Auction. Gibson won't let ESP sell it in the USA, because they know it's better than their Gibson LP's.
+Anthony Leong haha that sounds about right I was told to buy an older gibson anyways cause i heard the new ones aren't quite as nice i like playing a guit before buying one never been a fan of ordering one but i will look at it thanks for the tip
Yep if you're gonna get a Gibson go for a used one. They cost less and anything 2013 and after have sucked. But also check out the PRS SC245 (Basically a PRS version of a Les Paul, very good quality), and the ESP Eclipse guitars, or if you want to go for a very high quality custom made exactly to your spec guitar, you can go with a Carvin (aka Kiesel) California Single-Cut those are great and cost much less than a new Les Paul