PRS S2 Custom 24 – Black Amber w/Thin Neck Carve
The PRS S2 Custom 24 combines iconic PRS design with streamlined modern performance. It sports a solid mahogany body topped with a maple cap and an asymmetrically beveled design, paired with a 25″ Pattern Thin mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard. Featuring Maryland-wound 85/15 “S” pickups, a 5-way blade switch plus push/pull coil-split tone control, and PRS tremolo hardware, it offers a full palette of tones—from vintage clarity to high-gain versatility. Made in Maryland with quality PRS hardware, it’s the ideal guitar for players seeking professional tone with a thinned-down modern neck feel.
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Body & Top: Solid mahogany body with maple top and asymmetric bevel for balanced tone and ergonomic comfort
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Neck & Fingerboard: Pattern Thin mahogany neck with smooth satin finish, rosewood fretboard with 24 frets and bird inlays
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Pickups & Switching: Dual 85/15 “S” humbuckers (Maryland-wound) with 5-way blade selector and push/pull tone for coil-split versatility
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Hardware: PRS tremolo bridge, low-mass locking tuners, and PRS nut—built for tuning stability and smooth performance
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Modern Playability: 25″ scale, 10″ fretboard radius, satin feel for effortless shredding and chordal clarity
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Accessories: Includes PRS gig bag and PRS Signature .010–.046 strings
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PRS gig bag included
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PRS Signature strings pre-installed
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Setup-ready bridge and nut
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