Product Detail
The SE McCarty 594 is a versatile, vintage - inspired electric guitar that offers both humbucking and single - coil tones. With its dual volume and push/pull tone controls, you can smoothly switch between different sonic territories and find all the tones you desire. The 58/15 LT “S” pickups are designed to give a warm, vintage - like tone with great sweetness and clarity. The zinc two - piece bridge and vintage - style tuners hold true to its vintage charm, while the classic PRS body shape and bird inlays add a modern touch. It also features a bound 22 - fret Pattern Vintage neck and a slightly thicker back for better sustain. This high - quality instrument is a real workhorse. Key features include a PRS Two - Piece Bridge made of zinc and brass for enhanced resonance, vintage - style tuners for promoting resonance, and 58/15 LT “S” pickups meeting PRS specifications. The body has a solid construction with a maple top, flame maple veneer, and a mahogany back. The neck has 22 frets, a 24.594” scale length, and is made of bound mahogany. Other details like the set neck/body assembly, nickel hardware, and specific electronics setup make it a great choice for guitarists. PLU: M522CH.
Using your Paul Reed Smith SE McCarty 594 Electric Guitar is easy. First, plug it into your amplifier. You can use the two volume controls to adjust the overall sound level, and the two push/pull tone controls to shape the tone. The 3 - way toggle pickup switch on the upper bout allows you to choose between different pickup combinations for various sounds. When not in use, keep your guitar in the included gig bag to protect it from dust and scratches. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For maintenance, wipe the strings with a clean cloth after each use to remove sweat and dirt. You can also use a guitar polish to clean the body and fretboard occasionally. Check the tuning regularly and adjust the vintage - style tuners as needed. If you notice any issues with the bridge or other hardware, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician for inspection and repair.
