The PRS Bass models produced between and will be numbered with the year as the first number, followed by the prefix 9 indicating a set-neck model bass, then the sequential number for that particular model. The serial number will be located on the neck plate on the back of the bass. The PRS Bass models produced between and will be numbered with the year as the first number, followed by the prefix 4 indicating a bolt-on neck model bass, then the sequential number for that particular model. Like the CE and EG models the serial number is located on the neck plate on the back of the guitar. The year of manufacture is determined the same way for the Swamp Ash Special. The following number determines the model: 5 or EG for the EG models, then the sequential number for that particular model. Like the CE models the serial number is located on the neck plate on the back of the guitar. The year of manufacture is determined the same way for the EG models. The following number determines the model: 7 or CE for the Classic Electric models, then the sequential number for that particular model. The year of manufacture is determined the same way for the CE bolt-on neck models however the serial number is located on the neck plate on the back of the guitar.
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The series of numbers that follow the year prefix is the sequential number of guitars produced to that date. The year of manufacture of any set-in neck PRS Guitar can be determined by the serial number located on the back of the headstock. For example - 6 would be a guitar manufactured in and was the 2,th set-in neck guitar made while 6 would be a guitar manufactured in and was the 29,th set-in neck guitar made. The clarity and unique tones of these vintage-inspired pickups are both big and nuanced, so players can easily find their sweet spot.Īdditional features include a 24-fret wide thin neck, abalone “old school” birds, and PRS’s patented tremolo design.The first digit is the last number of the production year, followed by the sequential number of guitars produced to that date. The 35th Anniversary SE Custom 24 features TCI “S” treble and bass pickups with two mini-toggle switches that allow players to put either or both pickups in humbucking or true single-coil mode. Designed around the one that started it all, the Custom 24, this limited-edition model captures the foundational elements of an iconic model and adds the musical functionality of the Paul’s Guitar, creating a new, versatile platform. The PRS 35th Anniversary SE Custom 24 is here to celebrate 35 years of guitar making and innovation. Fewer than 3,000 Faded Blue Burst guitars will be available worldwide. Learn MoreĪfter selling out of all 3,500 Black Gold Wrap Burst 35th Anniversary SE Custom 24 Guitars, PRS is offering a second run of this model in Faded Blue Burst. The handle has come off and is included inside the neck pocket. Comes with the original case that has a cosmetically rough exterior. It does show some minor bumps and bruises and buckle rash from its over 30 years of life. There's a "Star" inside the neck pickup cavity signifying Mike Deely did the final assembly. The set up is just as perfect now as it was over 10 years ago, which is a true testament to how well these guitars are built. This guitar was refretted eleven years ago by the PRS legend John "Orkie" Ingram, possibly the most qualified PRS tech out there, and has remained in its case ever since. Mahogany neck with a perfectly straight grained Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard that has a beautiful dark chocolate color. The Royal Blue finish has faded very nicely and looks so cool! Book matched flamed maple top on a one-piece mahogany body. Royal Blue finish with a highly figured flamed maple top. Yes, that's the 662nd guitar from the PRS production. A 1986 Paul Reed Smith Custom 24 with a very low serial number, 6 0662. For the PRS collectors – aside from a 1985 Custom 24, this is one of the most desirable Paul Reed Smith guitar models out there.
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