- How does the SE CE24 Standard Stoptail differ from the standard CE24?
- The Standard Stoptail drops the tremolo for a fixed adjustable stoptail bridge and uses an all-mahogany body with a satin finish instead of a maple top and gloss. The result is a simpler, more direct rock guitar with a snappier bolt-on feel.
- Does it have coil-tap options?
- Yes. A push/pull control taps the 85/15 "S" humbuckers for single-coil-style tones, giving glassier, brighter sounds alongside full humbucker punch.
- Is the neck bolt-on or set-neck?
- It is bolt-on, which gives the guitar a crisper attack and more clarity than a set-neck design, and makes neck replacement easier.
- What is included with the guitar?
- It ships with a gig bag. No case or extras beyond that are listed.
- Is it good for beginners?
- It is a solid step-up instrument with comfortable playability, but its price and feature set suit players who already know they want a fixed-bridge rock guitar.
- Can I add a tremolo later?
- The body is routed for a stoptail, so fitting a tremolo would require routing work. Most buyers choose this model specifically to avoid a tremolo.
- Where is the PRS SE CE24 Standard Stoptail Satin, Metallic Gold Satin cheapest?
- At Reverb, for $499.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the PRS SE CE24 Standard Stoptail Satin, Metallic Gold Satin?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Guitar Center, Reverb, gear4music.com, Sweetwater.