PRS - Paul Reed Smith S2 Standard 22 - Electric Guitar - Antique White - w/ Gigbag

PRS - Paul Reed Smith S2 Standard 22 - Electric Guitar - Antique White - w/ Gigbag

All-Mahogany Workhorse
The PRS S2 Standard 22 is an all-mahogany workhorse guitar for gigging musicians. With vintage sweetness, warmth, and full tone, the S2 Standard 22 excels both plugged straight into an amp and with a modern pedalboard.

The S2 Standard 22’s solid mahogany body and set neck give this guitar a distinctive resonance and powerful sustain, and when mahogany’s rich, round tone meets the Maryland, USA-made PRS 58/15 LT pickups, there are plenty of clear highs and strong mids to be dialed in. Accentuate your playing without going out of tune with the PRS patented tremolo, and explore an array of tones with the 5-way blade pickup switch.

For the first-time player or the serious musician who wants to cover a lot of ground with their music, the S2 Standard 22 is a perfect choice.

Photos represent an example of the guitar you will receive.

Features:

• Contoured mahogany, double-cutaway body, and asymmetrical beveled top support comfortable access to every fret for uninhibited accessibility
• Mahogany neck and body support balanced tones with blossoming mids and rich harmonics to support nearly any playstyle with powerful voicing in every register
• Rosewood fingerboard imbues tones with a crystalline veneer that tames piercing highs while focusing mids and lows to ensure glassy articulation
• Pattern Regular neck profile ensures comfortable accommodations for virtually any playstyle across its 22 nickel frets, 10-inch fingerboard radius, and 25-inch scale
• PRS 58/15 LT humbuckers are US-made to seamlessly meld iconic, late-50s tones with contemporary versatility to conjure multitudes of sounds without compromising character
• Flexible 5-way blade pickup switch features US-made circuitry for unwavering control and expanded sound-crafting possibilities
• Low-mass locking tuners and PRS patented tremolo system bookend strings to empower players with the tools for diverse expression, from subtle vibrato to soaring dive-bombs