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The 30th Anniversary Custom 24 is specially appointed with a unique
inlay pattern and commemorative truss rod cover to celebrate 30 years of
PRS Guitars and the Custom 24 model. In addition to the specifications
that have remained unchanged on the Custom 24 since its inception (the
woods, scale length…), this 30th Anniversary edition features the new
85/15 treble and bass pickups.
Designed personally by Paul Reed
Smith in conjunction with the new 58/15 pickups for PRS’s 30th
Anniversary year, 85/15’s are uncovered pickups with remarkable clarity
and extended high and low end perfect for more modern applications. This
blend of tradition and innovation mirrors the culture that PRS
developed over the last three decades.
The Custom 24 is the
original PRS. When this guitar was introduced in 1985, the combination
of a 24-fret, 25” scale length, dual humbucking, tremolo guitar was a
distinctive configuration, offering players a new tonal option. Pairing
this with a more traditional combination of maple top, mahogany back,
and rosewood fretboard helped give the Custom 24 its signature look,
feel, and tone. For three decades, the Custom 24 has been a perennial
favorite of musicians, defining the playability and tone that PRS
guitars are known for.
Other features include:
BodyTop Wood Artist Grade Flame MapleBack Wood Select MahoganyNeckNeck Wood Artist Grade Figured MapleFretboard Wood Artist Grade Gaboon Ebony with White Mother of Pearl PurflingNeck Shape Pattern RegularFretboard Inlays White Mother of Pearl 30th Anniversary BirdsHeadstock Gaboon Ebony Headstock Veneer with White Mother of Pearl Signature and PurflingHardware/ElectronicsBridge PRS Machined TremoloHardware Type HybridPickup Sets 85/15 Treble, 85/15 BassHard CaseBuilt In 20147 lbs 15 oz#214345For more information about the PRS 30th Anniversary Custom 24 Artist Package, please contact us.Martin Short Scale Acoustic Guitars: A Perfect Fit for Small-Handed Players
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