The SE Silver Sky is a familiar iteration of the original Silver Sky model that was first introduced with John Mayer in 2018. This workhorse guitar provides ample tone and playability in four distinct colors, delivering looks, feel, and sound.

The PRS SE Silver Sky starts with a poplar body, bolt-on maple neck, and rosewood fretboard with PRS trademark bird inlays. The 22-fret, 25.5” scale length neck features the original 635JM carve and an 8.5” fretboard radius, so the PRS SE Silver Sky will feel right at home. Plug it in, and the three single-coil 635JM “S” pickups will bark and sing. This guitar is anchored by a two-point steel tremolo, synthetic bone nut, and vintage-style tuners. Other design features include the PRS Silver Sky inverted headstock shape and the PRS double-acting truss rod (accessible from the front of the headstock for ease of use). Ships with PRS Classic 10-46 strings and gig bag.

Specifications

Body
Body Construction: Solidbody
Body Wood: Poplar

Neck
Number of Frets: 22
Scale Length: 22.5"
Neck Wood: Maple
Neck Construction: Multi-Ply
Truss Rod: PRS Double-Acting
Neck Shape: 635JM
Fretboard Wood: Rosewood
Fretboard Radius: 8.5"
Fretboard Inlay: Small Birds
Headstock Logo: Signature "SE"

Neck/Body Assembly
NBA Type: Bolt-On

Hardware
Bridge: 2-Point Steel Tremolo
Tuners: Vintage-Style
Hardware Type: Nickel
Nut: Synthetic Bone

Electronics
Treble Pickups: 635JM "S"
Bass Pickups: 635JM "S"
Controls: Volume and Two Tone Controls with 5-Way Blade Pickup Switch

Misc.
Strings: PRS Classic 10-46
Tuning: Standard (6 String): E-A-D-G-B-E
Case: Gigbag

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