Good lord... It's a good thing I don't have money for things like that... I still think PRS make some of the best looking guitars in the world...

big appeal to me in the bottom photo

Reintroduced for 2013, the PRS Custom 22 is a classic workhorse with all the tones you’ve come to expect from your PRS and a distinctive, musical, warm midrange.


Paul’s MDT takes Paul Reed Smith’s favorite amplifier and adds several new features that expand the amp’s tonal character and flexibility.


The SE 245 Soapbar brings the classic tones of soapbar pickups back into PRS’s SE line.


Neal Schon of Journey is joining the PRS family of artists with two distinct signature models: the NS-14 and NS-15.


PRS Guitars has welcomed Nashville virtuoso Brent Mason to their family of signature artists.


The Grainger 4 is the evolution of the Private Stock Gary Grainger Bass line.

Wow! That Grainger bass is stunning! As is that NS-14 (always have a weakness for semi-hollows!)!

I personally consider PRS's to be the best finished 'production' guitars out there. They are almost always stunning looking, and so nicely shaped... I guess that's why they are so expensive?

Thanks for the pics Alan!
Cheers
G!

Big G wrote:
I personally consider PRS's to be the best finished 'production' guitars out there. They are almost always stunning looking, and so nicely shaped... I guess that's why they are so expensive?

I agree. The carving on the tops especially and the overall attention to the finish is really outstanding, and very consistent (from what I've seen).

I like them all.... but particularly the Soapbox SE 245

That is some really really sexy guitars wowzer!

wow,
that Custom 22 is my favourite,, :yup:

Alan Ratcliffe wrote:

Yes please... i love those birds! Wonder if they'll be on the HB II any time soon?!

Norman86 wrote: Yes please... i love those birds! Wonder if they'll be on the HB II any time soon?!

I doubt it - it's one of the things that make the high end Paul's Guitar unique.

Here's a link to a big pic where you can clearly see the inlays (it's huge, so I wont embed it in the page):
http://www.prsguitars.com/forum_img/uploads/paulsinlays.jpg