PRS Guitars Private Stock Brazilian #9915 DGT - Amber Glow | Reverb (2024)

FAQs

What does DGT stand for in PRS guitars? ›

The DGT (David Grissom Trem) is the result of more than 20 years of collaboration between Paul Reed Smith and David Grissom. The DGT is based on the McCarty platform with a unique DGT neck shape, taller frets, special pickups, and a revised control layout.

The serial number of an acoustic is located on the label inside the sound hole of the guitar. All acoustic serial numbers begin with the letter "A", and are followed by the two digit year prefix. The remaining digits indicate the sequential number of acoustics built to date.

(Brazilian rosewood was standard until it was phased out by early 90 - 91 on all but top-line limited models such as the Dragons, etc.) Mother-of-pearl/Abalone moon inlays (birds optional). One-piece mahogany body or back.

If you're in the market for a beginner guitar and want something that is also versatile and stylish, you will want to check out PRS SE guitars. Shop our PRS SE line to view the models we carry.

What makes PRS guitars unique compared to other brands? PRS guitars blend features from popular guitar types like the Les Paul and the Fender Stratocaster, offering unique aesthetics and high-quality tonewoods, which appeal to various musical genres.

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All Paul Reed Smith-branded instruments are manufactured exclusively in the company's factory in Stevensville Maryland. Paul Reed Smith also provides lower-priced instruments under the PRS brand that have been produced through exclusive license agreements with manufacturers in Korea, Indonesia, and China.

"PRS Guitars has announced the SE NF3 guitar, bringing the company's lauded Narrowfield pickups in the SE Series for the first time. Perfect for rock, blues, gospel, country, or jazz, this is a distinct guitar in the PRS SE lineup."

Or, once you're logged into your PRS online account, you'll see your membership number if you click your name in the top right hand corner of the Account homepage. You can also find it on 'My Works' page and on your online statements.

How do you tell if a PRS is American made? ›

All PRS Private Stock, Core and S2 guitars are made the United States. The SE line of guitars are made to our exact specifications by our partners overseas.

The United States has implemented the CITES ban on Brazilian rosewood trade through the Lacey Act. The Lacey Act prohibits the import, export, or interstate commerce of any plant or animal that is listed as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Bring the container under the blacklight and observe the results: true Brazilian Rosewood (Dalbergia nigra) will not fluoresce or show any appreciable change of color under the blacklight, while most other rosewoods will glow a pale blue/green color.

Brazilian rosewood, also called jacaranda, is perhaps one of the most beautiful woods in the world. However, extensive harvesting over the past three centuries has virtually eliminated this tree from the Brazilian forests, so that today it is not supposed to be harvested.

SE on PRS Guitars Stands For 'Student Edition'

The cost of an SE is kept more budget-friendly due to being mass-produced inside factories outside of PRS's main headquarters in Maryland, U.S.A., but retain many features you would find in their high-end selection.

GUILD ACOUSTIC DESIGN (GAD) SERIES.

A very small percent of the maple trees cut in North America are actually figured. To make “10-Top” status, a PRS top must have clearly defined figure across its entire top. A guitar designated as a "10-Top" will have a small “10” written on the back of the headstock in the upper right corner.