PRS SE Custom 24 Quilt Black Gold Burst
August just got a whole lot better with a special gift from PRS Guitars Europe.
For a limited time only, when you purchase one of the following PRS SE Custom Quilt models (SE Custom 24 Quilt Black Gold Burst, SE Custom 24 Quilt Violet, SE Custom 24-08 Quilt Lake Blue), you are eligible to receive a PRS Horsemeat Transparent Overdrive Pedal (worth £279 SSP) completely free.
*Promotion begins August 1 – While Supplies Last.*
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Professional Quality. Classic PRS Design.
The PRS SE Custom 24 Quilt brings the original PRS to the more-accessible SE Series with the addition of a quilted maple top veneer and matching quilted maple headstock veneer. This model’s polished aesthetic gives the guitar stage-worthy style to go with its road-worthy reliability.
With a 24-fret, 25” scale length, Wide Thin maple neck, the SE Custom 24 Quilt is comfortable and addictive to play. The 85/15 “S” dual humbuckers and 3-way blade switch with push/pull coil-tap tone control offer versatility and full-spectrum tone. A fitting workhorse for touring musicians, professional players, and at home guitarists alike.
Specifications:
Construction: Solid body
Top Wood: Maple (Shallow Violin Carve) with Quilted Maple Veneer
Back Wood: Mahogany
Neck Wood: Maple (set neck)
Neck Shape: Wide Thin
Fretboard: Ebony
Fretboard Inlay: Birds
Number of Frets: 24
Scale Length: 25"
Hardware: PRS Patented Tremolo
Machine Heads: PRS Designed Tuners
Harware Type: Nickel
Treble Pickup: 85/15 “S”
Bass Pickup: 85/15 "S"
Controls: Volume and Push/Pull Tone Control with 3-Way Blade Pickup Switch
Includes PRS Gigbag
Meet the Horsemeat Transparent Overdrive Pedal
Designed entirely from scratch by PRS in Maryland, the Horsemeat is a transparent overdrive pedal made to enhance your tone without colouring it. Whether you use it as a clean boost, a core overdrive sound, or to push the front end of your amp, Horsemeat brings clarity, harmonic richness, and headroom to any rig.
“Horsemeat sounds a lot like a good amp.” - Paul Reed Smith
