people isnt watching cuz he flopps his piehole for almost 4 minutes beforne the first note is heard. who does he think his audience is??? people who never seen a guitar before? of course not. we dont need every run of the mill function of a electric guitar explained like that. snoozefest
Yeah they were $499 at one point, the price of all guitars have went up very quickly now thanks to inflation. It’s funny if you bought this when it was $499 they could pretty much sell it for the same price used now. I bought an SE used back in 2014 for $200 now the same guitar I can’t find for less than $600 used :(
Not if you get it from us. We include a custom setup for every guitar we sell. You tell us the action you're looking for, and it will be shipped with your preferred string gauges and setup.
It's hard for me to attach a full/split pickup to a particular musical style, but in general, a split humbucker will be brighter in tone, and slightly lower output, so it won't drive your amp quite as hard. If you're in a band with a thick rhythm section (horns, keyboards, multiple guitars) the split setting may help you cut through by giving your tone more focus. If you're rocking out with a 3 or 4 piece, you may want the full humbucker to fill in some frequencies. Neck and bridge pickups both will exhibit these same qualities, with the neck pickup tone being mellower overall. It's great that these guitars give you that versatility.
@@januszwu973 well I played it after setting it up. I made sure that the 12th fret harmonic and the note were matching. Even then there were problems in 2 of the higher frets.
That neck looks awfully wide. Can't judge thickness from this angle, but I imagine the width alone could be a negative for those of us who aren't naturally blessed with long fingers. I know, it's also better to be rich and healthy than poor and sick, but still worth mentioning.
It's 1-11/16" (1.6875") at the nut, which is between an American Pro Strat at 1.685" and a Les Paul Standard at 1.695". Even though PRS calls the neck profile "wide/thin" it's a comfortable profile for most players.
Yes, but we try to keep in mind that with guitars that are priced at an entry-level, some viewers may be looking at this as their first electric purchase. Thanks for watching our channel, and I think you'll find content here that will translate to every level of experience.
I've been gradually purging myself of Fenders, Loving these PRS guitars.
This is a great review, no doubt. Overall 9/10. Too bad there are not much people watching. I hope your channel will grow bigger!
Much love!!
people isnt watching cuz he flopps his piehole for almost 4 minutes beforne the first note is heard. who does he think his audience is??? people who never seen a guitar before? of course not. we dont need every run of the mill function of a electric guitar explained like that. snoozefest
I found it very informative. If you don't like his review check out the hundred other ones.
Deadly tone!
This great review 👌.are you using 0.9 or 0.10 string?
Great Question, he is using the 9-42
Thank you
great review.. very informative for me
so classy guitar!!
Great review
under 500 i can’t find any under 500 still looking though
Yeah they were $499 at one point, the price of all guitars have went up very quickly now thanks to inflation. It’s funny if you bought this when it was $499 they could pretty much sell it for the same price used now. I bought an SE used back in 2014 for $200 now the same guitar I can’t find for less than $600 used :(
how’s the string action as a stock? Do you still need to take it to a luthier to lower its action properly? Thanks for the great review!
Not if you get it from us. We include a custom setup for every guitar we sell. You tell us the action you're looking for, and it will be shipped with your preferred string gauges and setup.
Can I play this guitar lifetime?
hi great review for a beautiful guitar! could you ship to France ?
How much does it weight in kilos.???
Is any diff in sound between standart and custom 24?
Other than the thin flame maple top on the Custom, the components are the same.
Can you please explain how to use diff pickup full/split for diff stile of music?
It's hard for me to attach a full/split pickup to a particular musical style, but in general, a split humbucker will be brighter in tone, and slightly lower output, so it won't drive your amp quite as hard. If you're in a band with a thick rhythm section (horns, keyboards, multiple guitars) the split setting may help you cut through by giving your tone more focus. If you're rocking out with a 3 or 4 piece, you may want the full humbucker to fill in some frequencies. Neck and bridge pickups both will exhibit these same qualities, with the neck pickup tone being mellower overall. It's great that these guitars give you that versatility.
483 euro seems to be more expensive in Europe
I went to the store to check one out. The higher frets had intonation problem. Is it there in other guitars too
You should set up any guitar after buying anyway so whats the problem
@@januszwu973 well I played it after setting it up. I made sure that the 12th fret harmonic and the note were matching. Even then there were problems in 2 of the higher frets.
@@januszwu973 - and your response to his problem?
@@januszwu973 exactly
There was a problem up until 2021 with the nut binding the strings. They changed the nut. The new one is black, the older one was white.
$499 try 629.99 a year later
That neck looks awfully wide. Can't judge thickness from this angle, but I imagine the width alone could be a negative for those of us who aren't naturally blessed with long fingers. I know, it's also better to be rich and healthy than poor and sick, but still worth mentioning.
It's 1-11/16" (1.6875") at the nut, which is between an American Pro Strat at 1.685" and a Les Paul Standard at 1.695". Even though PRS calls the neck profile "wide/thin" it's a comfortable profile for most players.
Love how he talks like he's speaking to a beginner. Lol. Most likely people who watch a prs, know how a 3 way switch works. 🙄
Yes, but we try to keep in mind that with guitars that are priced at an entry-level, some viewers may be looking at this as their first electric purchase. Thanks for watching our channel, and I think you'll find content here that will translate to every level of experience.
@@MooreMusicGuitars well said....haha