PRS Guitars: Paul Reed Smith

PRS is driven by a culture of quality and the belief that guitar building is an ongoing process of discovery. Every PRS guitar, bass and amplifier is based on decades of testing, rethinking, and reinventing. From Paul Reed Smith's attic workshop in Annapolis, Maryland, to a state-of-the-art factory in Stevensville, Maryland, PRS has remained devoted to the guitar's rich heritage while pushing the curve beyond what others consider perfection. Since 1985, PRS has proudly provided some of the world's most renowned musicians with PRS and PRS SE electric, acoustic, and bass guitars as well as PRS amplifiers.

The Paul Reed Smith culture is one of quality. There is an individual pride and sense of ownership surrounding everything PRS makes. Guitar and amplifier building are very personal things, and the individual touch is reflected in PRS instruments. Striving to build guitars and amps that speak to you as soon as you pick them up, PRS craftsmen pay attention to every step of the process down to the smallest components and finest tolerances. No detail is overlooked, from the drying of tonewoods to "tap-testing" amp tubes. If you're looking for a professional-quality, high-performance instrument or amplifier, PRS builds that for you.

PRS guitars and amplifiers have made their way into the hands of everyone from the first-time student, to the bedroom songwriter, to the weekend warrior, to the internationally touring artist. Known for versatility and reliability, PRS guitars and amplifiers are a solid choice whether you're picking up your first guitar or adding to your arsenal.

Carlos Santana, John McLaughlin, Mark Tremonti, Mikael Åkerfeldt and Fredrik Åkesson of Opeth, Orianthi, John Wesley, Tom Johnston, and Warren Haynes are among the artists who choose PRS. Join the ranks of PRS players today.