• Mahogany Body, Beveled le Top w/ Flame le Veneer.
• 25" Scale Wide Thin le Neck w/ 24-Fret Rosewood Fretboard & Birds Inlay.
• Dual 81/15 "S" Pickups w/ Volume Knob, Push/Pull Tone Knob for Coil Tapping, & 3-way Switch.
• PRS Patented Tremolo Bridge, Molded, Nickel Hardware, PRS-Designed Tuners.
• Gig Bag Included.

Paul Reed Smith has added tons of updates and surprises to their huge catalog of guitars. The SE Custom 24 is the choice SE instrument, intended to faithfully reflect the PRS model that started it all. With a mahogany body and le neck, this guitar will handle and play as good as it sounds and looks. The SE Custom 24 is a solid choice for any guitarist in need of an elegant, yet strong workhorse of a guitar. Equipped with the 81/15 S pickups bring forth plenty of that sweet PRS tone that is suitable for whatever kind of music that comes to your mind.Comfort and Astounding PlayabilityAs soon as you pick up and plug in the SE Custom 24, you are going to notice that the guitar gives off this vibe of warmth and comfort to the player thanks to its all mahogany body which lets the sound resonate freely and equally. The flame le veneer looks really outstanding while the le top provides a good a of high-end punch. With the carved cutaway, the player can easily access the higher frets for speedy soloing while the PRS patented, molded tremolo bridge and PRS tuners keep your guitar in tune and intonated.Classic Playability with More Comfort than EverThe classic, wide thin le neck feels better than ever! The 24-fret neck is capped off with a rosewood fingerboard and the distinctive bird inlays top off that well known, PRS look. As soon as you pick up this guitar, you'll notice how easy it is to become acquainted with it because of how comfortable and natural it feels in your hands.Flexible Pickups for Any GenreThe extremely versatile 85/15 S pickups cover a wide range of sought after tones that any guitarist will love and will want to experiment with. Effortlessly switch your sound up whether you are playing classic rock riffs or pull up on the tone knob to split the pickups to get that vintage country twang. When playing the SE Custom 24, you'll notice the pickups have a real nice snap and bite to them but not brittle and harsh. When splitting both