- How does the SE CE 24 differ from the SE Custom 24?
- The CE has a bolt-on maple neck and a satin finish, which gives a brighter, snappier tone. The Custom 24 uses a set mahogany neck and gloss finish for a warmer, thicker sound.
- Does it have coil splits?
- Yes. The tone knob pushes down to split the humbuckers, giving single-coil-style tones alongside full humbucker sounds.
- What is the neck profile like?
- It uses PRS's wide-thin profile, a flatter, slimmer shape aimed at fast playing and easy bending.
- Is the tremolo stable?
- It is a standard PRS-designed tremolo, not a locking system. Owners generally report good tuning stability with light to moderate use.
- Who is this guitar for?
- It suits players who want 24 frets, humbucker and single-coil tones, and PRS styling without paying core-line prices.
- Where is the PRS SE CE 24 Standard Satin Metallic Gold (2024) cheapest?
- At Reverb, for $499.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the PRS SE CE 24 Standard Satin Metallic Gold (2024)?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including Reverb, gear4music.com, Sweetwater, N Stuff Music, Palen Music Center.