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The PRS SE Studio Orange Tiger Smokeburst is a versatile electric guitar, ideal for musicians seeking an instrument with a rich, nuanced sound. Its mahogany body with a flame maple top offers natural resonance, while its S/S/H pickup configuration allows you to explore a wide tonal palette, from clear single-coil tones to powerful humbucker sounds. Equally suited to the stage, studio, or rehearsal, this guitar stands out for its playing comfort, thanks to its Wide Thin maple neck and 22 frets, as well as its tuning stability provided by the PRS tremolo and tuners. A perfect choice for discerning guitarists seeking expressiveness and versatility.
| Model | SE Studio 2025 |
|---|---|
| Body | Mahogany |
| Top | Flame maple, "Shallow Violin" carved |
| Neck | Glued-in maple |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood |
| Number of frets | 22 |
| Scale length | 25 inches |
| Neck profile | Wide Thin |
| Inlays | PRS Birds |
| Hardware | Nickel |
| Tremolo | PRS patented |
| Tuners | PRS |
| Treble pickup | PRS 58/15 LT "S" (humbucker) |
| Middle and bass pickups | PRS Narrowfield DD "S" (single-coils) |
| Controls | Volume, push/pull tone |
| Pickup selector | 5 positions |
| Strings | 10–46 gauge |
| Finish | Orange Tiger Smokeburst |
| Accessories | Gig bag included |
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