PRS Custom 24-08 with Pattern Thin Neck Electric Guitar Violet Blue Burst

The guitar that made PRS an icon.

The Custom 24 is the guitar that first made Paul Reed Smith's reputation when it debuted in 1985, and it's become an icon of the modern luthier's art in the decades since. Always boasting premium tonewoods, immaculate craftsmanship for incredible fit and finish, and innovative electronics and hardware like the Gen III tremolo system, Phase III locking tuners and clear, extended range 85/15 humbuckers, the Custom 24 is a dream instrument for many guitarists who refuse to settle for anything less.
Features

Gloss-finish carved figured maple top on solid mahogany body
25" scale set-in mahogany neck with 24-fret, 10"-radius rosewood fretboard
PRS 85/15 pickup pair with independent coil-split mini-toggles, 3-way blade switch
PRS Gen III tremolo system and Phase III locking tuners


Custom 24-08 with Pattern Thin Neck Electric Guitar Specifications:
Body

Body shape: Double cutaway
Body type: Solid body
Body material: Solid wood
Top wood: Figured Carved maple
Body wood: Mahogany
Body finish: Gloss
Orientation: Right handed

Neck

Neck shape: Pattern thin
Neck wood: Mahogany
Joint: Set-in
Scale length: 25 in.
Truss rod: Dual-action
Neck finish: Gloss

Fretboard

Material: Rosewood
Radius: 10 in.
Fret size: Medium jumbo
Number of frets: 24
Inlays: Birds
Nut width: 1.687 in. (42.8 mm) PRS proprietary

Pickups

Configuration: HH
Neck: 85/15
Middle:
Bridge: 85/15
Brand: PRS
Active or passive pickups: Passive
Series or parallel: Parallel
Piezo: Yes
Active EQ: No
Special electronics: Mini toggle for coil-splitting

Controls

Control layout: Master volume, tone
Pickup switch: 3-way
Coil tap or split: Coil split
Kill switch: No

Hardware

Bridge type: Tremolo/Vibrato
Bridge design: PRS Gen III tremolo
Tailpiece: Not applicable
Tuning machines: PRS Phase III locking
Color: Nickel

Other

Number of strings: 6-string
Special features:
Case: Hardshell case
Accessories:
Country of origin: United States

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