The PRS S2 McCarty 594 Thinline in Vintage Cherry is a versatile, vintage-inspired "rock 'n' roll machine" designed for players who want the classic 594 sound in a sleeker, lightweight package (weighs only 6.5# on our scale). This model is particularly notable for its slim, all-mahogany body and high-performance playability.

Core Design & Playability

• Thinline Body: Features an asymmetrically beveled, all-mahogany body without a maple cap, measuring approximately 43mm in depth. This design is reminiscent of a vintage SG and offers a vibrant, almost acoustic-like unplugged response.
• Pattern Thin Neck: Unlike other McCarty 594 models, the Thinline uses a Pattern Thin mahogany neck profile. It features a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with iconic bird inlays and a slightly shorter 24.594” scale length for a slinkier feel.
• Finish: The guitar is finished in a high-gloss Vintage Cherry nitrocellulose lacquer, providing a timeless, "old-school" aesthetic.

Electronics & Hardware

• Pickups: Recent models (2024+) are equipped with USA-made 58/15 LT humbuckers, the same pickups found in the premium PRS Core line. These "low turn" pickups deliver warm, clear vintage tones with exceptional clarity.
• Versatile Controls: The layout includes two volume and two push/pull tone controls, allowing for independent coil-tapping to achieve nuanced single-coil sounds.
• Hardware: It features a sustain-enhancing PRS two-piece bridge made of zinc and brass, paired with vintage-style non-locking tuners. Newer versions include lightweight "Wing" buttons on the tuners to improve resonance and sustain.

Specifications Summary

Feature

Details

Body Wood

Mahogany

Neck Wood

Mahogany

Scale Length

24.594”

Fingerboard

Rosewood with 10" radius

Pickups

58/15 LT Treble & Bass

Weight

Around 6 lbs

Case

Includes a premium PRS gig bag, strap, and case candy.

This guitar has barely any use, and is in Mint condition adult owned, non smoker, climate controlled. This guitar has a great set up, definitely a players guitar! Any questions, just ask.