Emil Werstler Demos SE Custom 24 7 String
at Experience PRS 2012
Emil Werstler (Chimaira, Daath, and Levi/ Werstler) demonstrates the new PRS SE 7 String at Experience PRS 2012.
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at Experience PRS 2012
Emil Werstler (Chimaira, Daath, and Levi/ Werstler) demonstrates the new PRS SE 7 String at Experience PRS 2012.
Video by themike
Experience PRS 2012
Nashville Session legend Brent Mason and Paul Reed Smith with the NF3.
Experience PRS 2012
Experience PRS 2012
Experience PRS 2012
In this video, PRS employees check out the new PRS SE Custom 24 7-String through a PRS SE 20 Amplifier and a distortion pedal.
For more on the PRS SE Custom 24 7-String, visit: http://www.prsguitars.com/secustom7string/
with custom backplates from quilted maple
For more on the Artist Package program, visit: http://prsguitars.com/artistpackage
in Orange Fade
Paul Reed Smith Testing Finished Collection Electrics and Acoustics
Hello everyone! Paul here. Last year at Experience PRS we got all of our best Private Stock dealers in a room and asked them to be part of a special program. The program would allow me to design and personally work on guitars at a more intimate level than anything else coming out of our shop. The program would feature exclusive specifications, such as pernambuco necks and celtic knot inlays. We would make one set per dealer each quarter – one acoustic and one electric guitar – making these instruments extremely special. That is when the Collection program was born.
Snapshot: Around The Factory
We’re using what we refer to as “Sinker” Mahogany for the necks on our Signature Limited models. We reserve this wood for special edition guitars and Private Stocks instruments due its rare nature and tonal qualities. So what is PRS Sinker Mahogany exactly? Paul explains in this video.
Pretty much all I’m playing these days is our Signature model, which was released as a limited edition at NAMM this past January. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that I don’t like all the other models we make, it’s that these instruments, for me, cover everything I’m asking an instrument to do.