What pickups come in the PRS SE Custom 24?

Its versatile sounds come from the 85/15 “S” pickups paired with a volume, push/pull tone control, and 3-way blade pickup selector. The SE Custom 24 is a modern classic with roadworthy durability, addictive playability, and wide array of tones, making it a perfect workhorse guitar.

Are PRS Custom 24s good?

The USA core line has a high-output, well-rounded voice that is almost incomparable when it comes to most humbucking guitars, the SE included. The SE Custom 24 is a phenomenal guitar for the price, and the tremolo and pickup can easily be changed out to get you closer to the classic PRS tone — if you so desire.

What pickups do PRS use?

Pick-Ups

• 57/08 PRS Pickups. $210.00.
• 59/09 PRS Pickups. $180.00.
• Dragon II Pickups. From $150.00 – $170.00.
• Tremonti Pickup by PRS. $170.00.
• HFS Treble Pickups. $150.00.
• \m/ PRS Pickup. $170.00.
• Vintage Bass Pickups. $150.00.

Are PRS SE pickups F spaced?

The SE pickups are 52mm so not f or standard spaced… Yes, 52MM bridge, 50MM neck for SE pickups.

What is the difference between a PRS Custom 24 and a standard 24?

Since they’re both the same radius and the same wide/thin design, they feel and play exactly the same. Closeup look at the neck (with bird inlays) on the PRS Custom 24 SE model….Comparing Neck & Fretboard.

	Custom 24	Standard 24
Nut Width	1.6875″	1.6875″
Inlays	PRS Birds	PRS Birds

Is PRS SE worth the money?

While it’s clear that there’s an air of prestige associated with PRS Core guitars, the SE series shouldn’t be dismissed. They represent excellent value-for-money, and PRS has developed these guitars to be much closer to their Core counterparts over the years.

What does F spaced mean for pickups?

A: F-spacing refers to the widest spacings on full-sized humbucking pickups. For correct string alignment and a balanced output, F-spaced humbuckers should be used in the bridge position on guitars with string spacing at the bridge of 2.1″ or 53mm (or greater).

Are PRS SE guitars made in China?

The PRS SE acoustic guitars are made in China. The USA-made guitars are made in Paul Reed Smith’s factory in Stevensville, Maryland. The Korean-made guitars are manufactured by the World Musical Instrument Company.