Paul Reed Smith (PRS) SE DGT Laurel Burl - McCarty Tobacco Burst
The PRS SE DGT is the result of years of collaboration with Texas-based PRS signature artist David Grissom. This limited edition model features a striking laurel burl veneer, blending unique aesthetics and high-performance features.
With a 25” scale length, 22 frets, and a PRS patented molded tremolo, the SE DGT delivers effortless playability and versatility. Under the hood, the SE DGT is equipped with custom-voiced PRS DGT “S” pickups, designed to deliver everything from vintage-inspired warmth to more saturated and powerful mid-gain tones. The unique DGT control layout, including separate volume controls for each pickup and a push/pull coil-tap tone pot, allows players to seamlessly navigate a wide range of tones with exceptional control and clarity. Whether you’re delivering soulful leads, complex rhythms, or delicate single-coil textures, this guitar is designed to handle it all with ease and responsiveness.
Only 1,000 of these instruments will be made for 2025.
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The PRS SE DGT is the result of years of collaboration with Texas-based PRS signature artist David Grissom. This limited edition model features a striking laurel burl veneer, blending unique aesthetics and high-performance features.
With a 25” scale length, 22 frets, and a PRS patented molded tremolo, the SE DGT delivers effortless playability and versatility. Under the hood, the SE DGT is equipped with custom-voiced PRS DGT “S” pickups, designed to deliver everything from vintage-inspired warmth to more saturated and powerful mid-gain tones. The unique DGT control layout, including separate volume controls for each pickup and a push/pull coil-tap tone pot, allows players to seamlessly navigate a wide range of tones with exceptional control and clarity. Whether you’re delivering soulful leads, complex rhythms, or delicate single-coil textures, this guitar is designed to handle it all with ease and responsiveness.
Only 1,000 of these instruments will be made for 2025.
