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SE Mark Holcomb SVN Signature 7-string Electric Guitar - Holcomb Blue Burst

Mark's Signature 7-string PRS Elevated with All-new Pickups Boasting a pair of revamped Seymour Duncan pickups, the PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN delivers the crushing high-gain tones, pristine cleans, and effortless playability that modern prog metal players have come to require from their 7-strings. This guitar starts off with the classic PRS tonewood combination of maple-capped mahogany, but the top of the SE Mark Holcomb SVN is upgraded even further with a violin carve and quilted maple veneer that’s sure to capture your audience’s attention. On the opposite end, Mark opted for a maple neck with a PRS Wide Thin neck profile: this slightly skinnier shape has a smooth, fast feel to facilitate all manner of fleet-fingered metal technicality. Finally, this iteration of the PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN marks the introduction of Seymour Duncan’s Scarlet and Scourge humbucking pickups, specifically voiced to retain extreme clarity and maximize the tonal output of any modeling amplifier. Redesigned Seymour Duncan pickups The SE Mark Holcomb SVN introduces two all-new Seymour Duncan pickups to the PRS family: Mark’s signature Scarlet and Scourge humbuckers! These pickups were built from the ground up to excel with modeling amplifiers, offering a full tone with a slightly lower output than one might expect for a metal maestro like Mark. It all adds up to a humbucker with incredible note-to-note clarity, articulate highs, and tight lows that never feel muddy — essential qualities for guitarists who regularly dive into down-tuned depths, but who still require their instrument to cut through a full band mix when playing solos and high-register proggy melodic passages. Specialized for the needs of Mark Holcomb Periphery have helped set the bar for modern progressive metal, and Mark Holcomb SVN is a lot of the reason why. His style combines exotic note runs, intense jack-hammer riffing, and fluty single-note melodies, all of which requires a high specialized instrument. While Mark's Maryland-made Limited-edition signature model has been a huge hit, this SE makes his signature instrument attainable for a much wider audience. We're huge fans of Mark's playing and have enjoyed having him here at Sweetwater on several occasions. Fast response Every aspect of the SE Mark Holcomb SVN has been crafted to allow an unrestricted playing experience. The maple neck is capped with a beautiful piece of ebony that feels sleek under the fingers, while its 20-inch fretboard radius aids in wide bends and nimble string-to-string playing. The neck also boasts PRS' famed Wide Thin neck carve that is full enough to remain comfortable, but thin enough for you to fly up and down the frets. Made beautiful, inside and out The SE Mark Holcomb's rich-yet-balanced sound is a result of its timeless tonewoods combination: mahogany capped with a solid maple top, here with a stunning quilted maple veneer. The mahogany body gives you natural tonal warmth, which is offset perfectly by the brighter tone of its maple top. Together, these tonewoods give you an incredibly balanced sound. The set maple neck and 24-fret ebony fretboard offer smooth playability and a full two-octave range on every string. PRS SE Mark Holcomb SVN 7-string Signature Electric Guitar Features: Designed to the exacting specs of Mark Holcomb from progressive metal legends Periphery Warm-sounding mahogany body topped with maple for a touch of added definition Gorgeous quilted maple veneer Maple neck for enhanced stability Elegant ebony fingerboard with 24 frets in a flat 20-inch radius Seymour Duncan Scarlet and Scourge humbucking pickups are designed to excel with modeling amps, sporting exceptional clarity Push-pull controls to unlock articulate split-coil tones PRS Plate-style bridge for maximum tuning stability and enhanced sustain

B200 5-string Resonator Banjo

Ibanez Is Back in the Banjo Biz, Bigtime! The Ibanez B200 Banjo is a throwback to a simpler era - a time before countless hair bands put Ibanez on the map as a premier maker of metal weaponry. Yes, Ibanez was a highly respected banjo manufacturer, and even collaborated on a signature model with the late, great Earl Scruggs. Ibanez is back in the banjo biz. The B200 sports a basswood rim, a rolled-brass tone ring, and a toneful mahogany bowl. The smooth-playing neck, with its gorgeous pearl fingerboard inlay, also benefits from Ibanez's considerable experience in designing shredtastic guitars. Check out the Ibanez B200. Ibanez B200 Banjo Features at a Glance: Basswood rim; rolled-brass tone ring; mahogany bowl 11" coated Remo Weatherking head Steel tension hoop with 24-piece bracket Dual Coordinator Rod construction Chrome banjo tuners Pearl headstock and fretboard inlay High-gloss finish Get your banjo on, with the Ibanez B200!

Bass Workshop SRMS806 6-string Multi-scale Bass Guitar - Deep Twilight

A 6-string Bass for the Seasoned Musician Built with a poplar-burl-topped okoume body that provides it with fast attack, bright tonality, and a tight low end, the Ibanez Bass Workshop SRMS806 is ready for serious work at every gig. A 5-piece jatoba/walnut neck makes a fine tonal complement while supplying excellent comfort and stability. The SRMS806's multi-scale fingerboard offers optimal tension and playability. Experience superior intonation and vibration transference, thanks to a Mono-rail VS bridge. A duo of Bartolini BH2 dual-coil pickups yields incredible depth and clarity, a 3-band EQ allows for further sonic sculpting, and a 3-way midrange switch rounds out the SRMS806's controls. To top it all off, the Bass Workshop SRMS806 features black matte hardware for a sleek, eye-catching look. Better comfort, tension, and tone Multi-scale frets are an exciting new trend in high-end bass guitar design. They yield a longer scale on the bass side of the instrument and a shorter scale on the treble side, offering you better intonation and more consistent tension and attack from string to string. And while getting used to them may look like it will be quite an undertaking, Sweetwater bassists insist that it's a very natural transition. And the better intonation, consistent string tension, and more open tone far outweigh any difference from other basses. Bartolini BH2 pickups deliver full and balanced tone Bartolini BH2 pickups maintain a superb balance between the Bass Workshop SRMS806's clarity and depth. They provide complexity and warmth in the mids and low-end depth that won't wash out. Long-blade pole pieces allow these dual-coil pickups to offer hum-free single-coil-style character and consistency. When you want to sculpt your SRMS806's tone, just reach for the 3-band EQ. This active equalizer delivers wide frequency-range adjustments on each band. There's also a 3-way midrange switch that lets you define your instrument's presence. Whether you want round R&B throb or responsive thumb-technique punch, the SRMS806 delivers. Mono-rail VS bridge for ultimate string isolation The Mono-rail VS bridge installed on the Bass Workshop SRMS806 solves the issue of too much string crosstalk some other basses struggle with. When you play a string, sympathetic vibrations can set the other strings into motion. But by separating the bridge into five independent "mini bridges," the Mono-rail VS maximizes vibration transfer without interference from the other strings. Ibanez goes so far as to call the Mono-rail VS "the ultimate bridge for bass string isolation." Each bridge is independently and securely locked down to the body for maximum vibration transfer without interference. Ibanez Bass Workshop SRMS806 Bass Guitar Features: Poplar-burl-topped okoume offers up fast attack, tight low end, and a bright tonality 5-piece jatoba/walnut neck makes a fine tonal complement and supplies excellent comfort and stability Multi-scale fingerboard offers optimal tension and playability Mono-rail VS bridge ensures complete string isolation and maximum sustain per string Bartolini BH2 dual-coil pickups deliver clear and open mids with deep and punchy lows Shape your tone with an active 3-band EQ, complete with a 3-way midrange switch for added versatility Eye-catching black matte hardware

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SE McCarty 594 Electric Guitar - Black Gold Burst

A McCarty 594 for the Working Musician The PRS SE McCarty 594 electric guitar marks the model’s debut within the SE series, bringing the tonal might and effortless playability of one of Paul’s most iconic models to the masses! Just like its Core line siblings, this 6-string boasts an elegant tonewood pairing of mahogany and maple — a time-tested combo that imparts both warmth and definition to your every note. Next, a pair of low-wind 58/15 LT “S” pickups take the old-school magic of ’50s-style humbuckers straight into the 21st century with an extra helping of clarity and articulation. Looking for a rock-solid gigging guitar? A PRS 2-piece bridge and PRS-designed tuners bookend the SE McCarty 594 with enhanced sustain and exceptional tuning stability. The rosewood-topped-mahogany neck rounds out this guitar’s feature set with a slightly chunky Pattern Vintage profile that’s sure to please thumb-over-neck players and fans of vintage-style neck carves. Time-tested tonewood combination From their one-of-a-kind Private Stock custom creations to their SE line, PRS is wholeheartedly dedicated to the idea that superior tonewoods result in superior tone. This SE McCarty 594 more than fulfills that philosophy with a tonewood combination that can trace its lineage all the way back to the early ’50s: maple-topped mahogany. The mahogany forms the core of this guitar’s body, adding heft and weight to your every note; in contrast, the maple top imparts an articulate edge that allows everything from single-note lines to roaring rhythm work to cut right through a band situation. It’s a formidable tonewood duo, and there’s a good reason why the vast majority of PRS guitars harness its sonic potential!Pattern Vintage profile neck for enhanced playability Some of the least visible but most powerful features of the SE McCarty 594 include a neck feel that maximizes your performance and comfort with an asymmetrical Pattern Vintage profile. Though much like their Pattern profile, PRS's Pattern Vintage carve is slightly thicker to fill your hand in just the right way. And the strings will always feel silky smooth when playing and bending due to the guitar's 24.594-inch signature McCarty scale length — the origin of the "594" in the model name. Vintage-voiced 58/15 S humbucking pickups PRS 58/15 LT “S” pickups balance vintage character with modern clarity to deliver the sweet — yet articulate — sound and rich harmonic overtones of vintage humbuckers. This is the warm and clear sonic elixir that propelled 58/15 pickups to the top of many guitarists' favorite PAF-style pickup lists. Featuring a low-wind bridge pickup and neck pickup with the perfect amount of brightness, the 58/15 LT "S" set packs a real sonic punch, from chimey cleans to full shred. Guitarists at Sweetwater love these pickups. You will, too. PRS SE McCarty 594 Electric Guitar Features: Time-tested tonewood combo of a mahogany body and flame maple veneer maple top deliver a classic tone, with plenty of warmth and definition Rigid mahogany multi-ply neck is highly is exceptionally stable Slightly chunky Pattern Vintage profile is sure to please fans of a substantial neck Rosewood fingerboard in a versatile 10-inch radius that’s ready to tackle all styles and techniques 24.594-inch scale length offers a slinkier feel that’s ideal for bend-heavy styles Rock-solid PRS 2-piece bridge increases sustain and resonance 58/15 LT “S” pickups with a slightly underwound design capture the magic of an old-school humbucker, with an added dose of note-to-note clarity Push-pull controls unlock single-coil split tones Iconic PRS Birds inlays

SE 277 Baritone Electric Guitar - Charcoal Burst

PRS Quality in a Baritone The Paul Reed Smith SE 277 Baritone is a powerful sonic tool for guitarists who love down-tuned riffing and for players who need a vast array of new low-end colors for recording and performing. The two SE 85/15 S humbucking pickups on the 277 Baritone can be split to offer you both humbucking and single-coil tones. And the birds in flight inlays, the flame maple top, and the identifiable body shape exude unmistakable PRS quality. This SE 277 Baritone is sure to add new low-strung colors to your playing. Freshly updated, the SE 277 Baritone now features PRS' sleek violin carved top for optimized comfort and an incredible look!27.7-inch-scale baritone Baritone electric guitars have been in use with popular music for decades. Both '60s surf rock sounds and spaghetti western soundtracks were full of these down-tuned instruments. Not only did they offer their own muscular twang, but baritones were often used underneath the bass part — known as tic-tac bass — for more definition. Today, the baritone tradition is going strong with the aggressive lows of heavy metal, the resurgence of classic country, and even indie bands looking to expand their sound. Extended-scale instruments like the SE 277 Baritone offer sonic adventurers a way to find new chord voicings. PRS-designed 85/15 S humbucking pickups The two humbucking pickups in this SE 277 Baritone are Paul Reed Smith-designed 85/15 S's. An update on PRS's original humbuckers, the 85/15 S is designed to sound terrific whether used in humbucking or single-coil mode. They offer you plenty of output for driving your amp hard, while sounding clear and detailed when you want. These SE humbuckers closely resemble the tones of the US-made versions found in the solidbody electric guitars crafted at PRS's Maryland factory. Unmistakable PRS appointments The SE 277 Baritone is loaded with appointments that immediately identify the guitar as a Paul Reed Smith. The violin-carved flame maple veneer top maintains a classy look with the shapely ergonomics of a much pricier instrument. A PRS-designed plate-style hardtail bridge delivers solid tuning stability in a low-profile design that feels comfortable to your picking hand. And the birds in flight fretboard inlay speaks volumes about the quality of craftsmanship and tone you can expect from this PRS. Guitarists at Sweetwater are definitely adding this baritone to their collections. Paul Reed Smith SE 277 Baritone Electric Guitar Features: Baritone solidbody electric guitar 27.7-inch baritone scale length is ideal for B-B tuning 2 powerful and clear 85/15 S humbucking pickups Coil split available for single-coil tones New violin carve maple top for maximum comfort and beauty Classic PRS bird inlays PRS plate-style bridge Wide-fat neck profile

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