Excellent value for $$. Plays, looks, and feels like it cost 6x the price despite being Korean made. I'm playing it through a 1979 Peavey Artist 125 tube (6L6)amp and a Roland Micro Cube for practice and low volume situations. Near infinite sustain in overdrive w/o effects pedals. The hollow spaces in the body impart a really nice tone.

Includes a deluxe gig bag, master tone and volume knobs, with a 3-way pickup selector toggle switch. I wish it had a hard case, but suppose concessions have to be made somewhere for the reasonable price.

Very easy to play with a medium width rosewood veneer fingerboard.

It's as though PRS himself is inspecting each unit before approving its shipment with no flaws on my example. I have the natural finish w/tortoise pick guard, and it is gorgeous.

Absolutely, YES, this is major bang for your buck!

Have not needed repairs, and have no warranty experience with PRS, so I really can't comment here.

Way sexy looking, especially if you like "blondes", and utterly devoid of any wizz-bang technology gimmicks. This is just a straight-ahead slick playing tone-meister that can also shred with the best of them if required, making it a very versatile axe.

Hobbyist

Blues, Rock, Avant-Garde

Guitar, trumpet and theremin

Classical and rock