The PRS “McCarty” was born in 1994 from a passion for vintage tone. The McCarty 594 models embody the culmination of our understanding of vintage instruments to date. Though the McCarty family of guitars has expanded through the years, it has never lost its vintage character or its modern performance. Read about the journey here.
Every PRS guitar we ship comes with a small wrench used for adjusting your guitar’s truss rod. If you’ve never made a truss rod adjustment, we have some tips on the best way to safely proceed. Watch the video in this blog to learn more.
Texas-based guitar slinger David Grissom picked up his first PRS instrument in 1985, today he has two PRS signature models, the DGT and the DG Custom 30 amp. Get a closer look at his gear in this blog!
Our SE family of acoustics offers players many back & side wood options to choose from, five to be exact. This blog puts all of the information in one place, check it out.
Have you had the opportunity to try our Sonzera family of amplifiers? If not, you may find they can cover a lot of tonal ground. Recently, three PRS artists stopped by our studio to give their unique perspectives on the Sonzera amps and how they use them to build their sound.
Whether your playing pop, metal, or jazz, being a part of a band requires the right equipment for the job. But how do you decide what to choose? In this blog we interviewed five pro musicians who cover a multitude of styles and genres for their gigs. Let’s find out how they selected the right PRS for the job.
Curious what our top sellers were for 2018? We compiled a list of our best sellers across many product categories, take a look here.
Today, Tuesday March 5th, millions around the world are celebrating “Fat Tuesday.” While most people are indulging in sweet treats and their favorite vice, we’re indulging in a little #tattooculture, also we can’t avoid a good pun.