Product Detail
The SE Custom 24-08 Quilt offers a classic guitar package with a quilted maple veneer, bringing expanded tones to players. It retains the key specs of the original Custom 24 and takes the platform to new sonic heights. Like the Core Series, it has two mini-toggle coil-tap switches for single-coil sounds and eight pickup configurations. Classic features include a maple top, mahogany back, rosewood fretboard, 24 frets, 25” scale length, bird inlays, dual humbuckers, a signature headstock logo, and PRS's patented tremolo. The patented tremolo ensures tonal fidelity, comfort, and tuning stability. The PRS-designed tuners provide precise tuning without dampening the tone. The PRS TCI “S” pickups offer versatile tones from spanky single coils to full soapbars. Specifications include a solidbody construction, maple top, quilted maple veneer, and mahogany back. The neck has 24 frets, a 25' scale length, and an ebony fretboard with bird inlays. The hardware includes a PRS patented tremolo, PRS-designed tuners, and nickel hardware. The electronics feature TCI “S” pickups and volume & tone controls with a 3-way toggle and two mini-toggle coil-tap switches. It comes with PRS Classic 10-46 strings, standard tuning, and a gig bag.
Using this Paul Reed Smith SE Custom 24-08 Electric Guitar is a breeze. First, make sure your guitar is in standard tuning (E, A, D, G, B, E). You can use the PRS-designed tuners to adjust the strings easily. The dual humbuckers and the two mini-toggle coil-tap switches give you a wide range of tones. Experiment with different pickup configurations to find your favorite sound. When it comes to playing, the 24 frets and 25” scale length offer a comfortable playing experience. The bird inlays on the fretboard can also help you find your way around the neck. As for maintenance, keep your guitar clean. Use a soft cloth to wipe off any dust or fingerprints after each use. The PRS patented tremolo needs to be checked regularly for proper tuning stability. If you notice any issues with the tuning or the hardware, it's best to take it to a professional guitar technician. Store your guitar in the included gig bag when not in use to protect it from scratches and damage.
