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About Paul Reed Smith (PRS)

Founded in the 1980s by Paul Reed Smith, PRS makes standout electric guitars and basses known for superb build quality and striking finishes. From the iconic Custom 24 to the practical SE range, PRS blends traditional luthiery with modern ideas so players across styles find instruments that both look and sound great.

Why choose a PRS guitar?

Buying a PRS is more than getting an instrument — it’s investing in decades of craftsmanship and innovation. Here’s what sets PRS apart:

Unmatched Quality: Every PRS — from the legendary Custom 24 to SE models — is held to strict quality checks to ensure excellent playability and tone.
Innovative Design: PRS guitars combine beautiful finishes with player-focused features. Whether it’s the smooth feel of the SE series or the tonal character of the McCarty, design and function work together.
Versatility: With models from SE 22s to 7‑string options, PRS covers rock, blues, jazz, metal and everything between.
Signature Models: Artist signature guitars — like the Myles Kennedy models — capture a player’s personal setup and sound in a production-ready instrument.
Wide Range: Electric, acoustic, left-handed and bass options are all part of the PRS family. Find PRS McCarty, the PRS 245, and PRS bass guitars at MusicStreet.

How to pick the right PRS for you?

Picking the right PRS comes down to your music, budget and the features you want. Use this quick guide to narrow things down:

Consider your playing style: For all-round versatility, look at the Custom 24 or McCarty series. If you play heavier music, PRS 7‑string and certain SE models suit more aggressive tones.
Acoustic or electric?: PRS makes both. Choose acoustic models for warmth and resonance — see our Acoustic Guitars. For electrics, explore S2, CE 24 and SE lines for a balance of classic and modern tones.
Left‑handed options: PRS offers left‑handed models so every player can find the right fit.
Think about extras: Strap locks, tuners and stands make a real difference to comfort and reliability. Also plan for amps and pedalboards if you’re choosing an electric model.
Budget vs. quality: SE models are great value while Private Stock and Core models sit at the premium end. If you want savings, check our used and second‑hand selection.

Finding the right PRS is about matching sound, feel and budget. At our UK guitar shop, MusicStreet, we’ll help you try instruments and choose a PRS that feels like an extension of your playing. Come in and let us guide you to the right fit.

Read more on our blog to see why PRS is so popular with players.

PRS ranges we stock

Explore the variety of PRS Guitars at MusicStreet — from core icons to artist signatures, each model brings its own voice and character.

CUSTOM 24

The PRS Custom 24 is a true PRS classic. With a 24‑fret layout and versatile voice, it suits many genres and players who want wide tonal range and reliable playability.

DGT

The PRS DGT (David Grissom Trem) is a player‑spec collaboration featuring bespoke pickups and a unique neck profile for expressive, dynamic playing.

MCCARTY 594

The PRS McCarty 594 channels vintage tone with modern reliability — its 24.594" scale gives a distinct feel and classic sonic character.

MODERN EAGLE V

The PRS Modern Eagle V represents PRS at its most refined, using exotic woods and top‑tier features for players and collectors seeking the highest level of detail.

SIGNATURE GUITARS

PRS signature models capture an artist’s personal specs and playing preferences, delivering ready‑to‑play instruments shaped by pro players’ needs.

HOLLOWBODY GUITARS

PRS hollowbodies blend acoustic warmth with electric versatility — ideal for jazz, blues and any player after a rich, resonant tone.

We’re proud to stock this wide PRS range. Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a touring pro, explore our collection to find the PRS that matches your sound.

PRS care & maintenance

Keeping your PRS in top shape preserves tone, feel and value — whether it’s a PRS Custom 22 or an SE model. Follow these simple care tips:

Regular cleaning: Wipe down your guitar with a soft, dry cloth after playing to remove sweat and grime that can harm the finish.
String care: Change strings regularly to keep tone bright. Learn how to restring your PRS and use a reliable tuner. We also stock guitar accessories that fit PRS instruments.
Humidity control: Manage humidity for acoustic models — use a humidifier or dehumidifier to prevent warping.
Regular check‑ups: Have a tech inspect neck alignment, electronics and hardware periodically to catch issues early.
Use quality accessories: A solid case, good tuners and metronomes protect your investment and make playing easier.
Protective measures: Use a secure strap and consider strap locks for stage work to avoid accidental drops.

At MusicStreet we offer a range of instrument care products and pro setup services to keep your PRS playing and looking its best.

Top players who use PRS

PRS guitars are a go‑to for many high‑profile players thanks to their tone, build and versatility. Here are some well‑known names who favour PRS:

John Mayer: Often seen with the PRS Silver Sky, the model blends vintage‑inspired tone with modern playability.
Mark Tremonti: Known for heavy riffs and precise solos, Tremonti uses PRS Tremonti models for power and clarity.
Carlos Santana: An early PRS adopter, Santana’s signature sound has been shaped in part by PRS instruments like the PRS Santana.
Myles Kennedy: Favours the PRS McCarty 594 for its blend of rock bite and melodic warmth.
Alex Lifeson: The Rush guitarist has used various PRS models, including acoustic signatures that suit his intricate playing.
Dustie Waring: Uses the PRS CE 24 for its fast action and tone versatility across progressive metal styles.

PRS guitar accessories

Whether you’re chasing John Mayer’s smooth tones or Tremonti’s heavy attack, the right accessories make a big difference. MusicStreet stocks a wide range of PRS‑compatible gear to complete your setup.

Here are essential accessories every PRS owner should consider:

Guitar Strings

Strings are the foundation of your tone. Shop PRS and premium strings in our strings collection to suit hollowbodies, electrics and more.

Cables

Reliable cables keep your signal strong from guitar to amp and pedalboard — ideal for stage and studio use.

Capos

Capos open up new voicings and tunings. We stock capos that work well on both electric and acoustic PRS models.

Microphone Accessories

Mic accessories help capture your PRS faithfully in the studio or live — handy if you mic up a PRS Wood Library or Custom 24.

Strap Locks:

Strap locks give extra security during performances and help prevent accidental drops.

Guitar Amps

The right amp brings out your PRS’s voice. Browse our amp selection to find matches for Modern Eagles, SEs and everything between.

Guitar Care Kits

Keep things fresh with care kits that include polishes, cloths and tools suitable for all PRS models.

Finish your setup with the right picks — see our Guitar Picks Collection.

At MusicStreet we stock a full range of PRS accessories to protect and enhance your instrument. Looking for other brands? We also carry Les Paul, Martin, Yamaha Revstar, Duesenberg and many more. Visit our shop to try guitars in person or get in touch with questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What makes PRS guitars different from other brands?

PRS stands out for its blend of hand craftsmanship, thoughtful design and consistent tone. The combination of high‑quality materials and careful setup gives PRS instruments their reputation among professionals and hobbyists alike.

2. Can beginners use PRS guitars?

Absolutely. The PRS SE series offers approachable price points and comfortable playability, making them a great option for new players who want a reliable instrument.

3. Why is PRS so expensive?

Higher prices reflect premium materials, detailed workmanship and thorough quality control. Many PRS models are built to last and retain value, which contributes to their cost.

4. Are PRS Guitars worth the money?

For many players, yes. PRS guitars offer durable construction, excellent tone and resale value — qualities that make them a smart long‑term purchase.

5. Are there customisation options available for PRS guitars?

Yes. PRS’s Private Stock program offers extensive custom options so you can specify woods, finishes and hardware to build a truly bespoke instrument.

6. Which is the most popular PRS guitar?

The Custom 24 is often cited as the most iconic PRS model due to its versatility, playability and classic PRS looks.

7. What is the difference between the PRS SE and S2 series?

The SE series provides affordable, full‑feature instruments aimed at beginners and intermediate players. The S2 line bridges SE and Core models, offering higher specs and refined components at a mid‑range price.

8. Do PRS guitars have humbuckers?

Many PRS models use humbuckers for a warm, full tone with reduced noise. Models like the McCarty and Custom 22 commonly feature humbucking pickups for flexible, powerful sound.

9. Are PRS Silver Sky Guitars better than Fender Strats?

They’re different tools. The PRS Silver Sky, designed with John Mayer, leans toward a refined, articulate feel with modern components. Fender Stratocasters offer a classic, bright voice and vintage character. Which is “better” depends on the sound and feel you prefer.

For a full comparison, see our article: PRS Silver Sky vs. Fender Stratocasters.

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