This piano is known as the perfectionist among nobles!
Although this is a relatively expensive guitar, it is still worth the money because it is a work of art. Paul Reed Smith, the founder of PRS Guitar, and Carlos Santana have had a cooperative relationship for many years, so this signature product has become the most important guitar of PRS Company. The guitar uses a mahogany body with maple veneer, rosewood fretboard, 24 frets, and is equipped with a PRS tremolo system.
Continue to use the latest V12 paint technology:
The veneer is still very beautiful, with gorgeous carved maple wood special paint. The guitar uses PRS’s latest V12 paint technology. This kind of The paint is thinner and harder, less susceptible to cracking and less susceptible to dilution. (V12 paint is very thin, hard and clean, and will not cause paint cracks or any chemical effects because of its thinness. It has properties that enhance the appearance, tone and feel, and maintains the inherent beauty and feel of the wood without hindering its natural appearance. The unique characteristics, after 12 years of research and development, this paint will be between nitrocellulose paint and acrylic paint, and maintain its classic feel, just like Paul Smith said. This newly painted PRS product will have the feel of an old guitar.
Neck design:
Classic PRS headstock, 24-fret design, rosewood headstock inlay. "Bald? Eagle" eagle-shaped logo, the fingerboard has PRS's iconic bird-shaped grade marks, and there are white edges on both sides of the fingerboard, and the Model-specific "OM? Symbol" trademark is for PRS on the neck. It is always the most important thing and is the best proof of PRS quality. A guitar should have a comfortable feel, so that you can feel a sense of intimacy when you pick it up, and the neck is a direct reflection of this sense of intimacy. Years in the making, the new "patented" neck is based on Paul's earlier design, an upgraded version of the Wide Fat neck we were able to find in the hands of Carlos Santana, Peter Frampton and Howard Lesse in the late 1970s and mid-1980s. The prototype of this neck is found on the instrument.
Tremolo system: Bridge? The unique concept and one-piece brass and stainless steel material ensure excellent stability and perfect tone. It is one of the most stable and perfect bridge systems in the world, and can perfectly perform in various piano styles. The bridge design allows the strings to be installed more smoothly, making it less likely to get stuck, and the rounded edge design of the base plate prevents the six independent adjustable brackets from tilting to one side, while also eliminating the need for tuning in traditional designs. Potential instability. The front end of the PRS bridge has 6 screw holes drilled from the bottom, providing 6 brass blade fulcrums next to 6 oiled notches to ensure that they are in use. After that, it can still be restored to the standard sound.
The pickup system is Treble and Bass specially designed for Santana - neck pickup: Santana? Treble?\Bass: Santana? < /p>
The pickup has been used on Santana II. On many occasions, CARLOS Santana will use the guitar just made from the factory in the live concert of the day. This is also the pickup that CARLOS has always trusted the most. A pickup that also has a warm, sweet and melodious tone, a balanced and tidy rhythm, a mellow, gorgeous and clean SOLO, and a satisfactory harmony.
Configuration: The circuit design uses the most convenient three-stage control. Pickup switch, volume and tone controls, nickel plated hardware.