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jinch0
Active member
Who has one or have tried? 
Coopster
New member
I've got the newer 2012 model and love it, it's my favorite by far out of my meager collection. Plays great, sounds great and looks great... I can't complain at all. Highly recommended.
Chris O
Well-known member
I have the Custom 22 with the flat top and wrap-around bridge. No complaints here. Fit, finish, playability are all top notch, and (I never thought I'd say this...) made in Korea, so the quality is better than alot of the import stuff you see now. I played a C24 yesterday, and it was equally nice. The neck felt terrific! "Wide-thin".
I've been going the "cheap route" on guitars lately, and these are winners for sure. I may throw a JB in the bridge, but could certainly get by with the stock p'up.
I've been going the "cheap route" on guitars lately, and these are winners for sure. I may throw a JB in the bridge, but could certainly get by with the stock p'up.
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MYLILSS
Well-known member
i have one of the newer 2012 se custom 24 models. the bird inlays and wide thing neck profile are nice as well as the slightly beveled top. guitar is a great player and sounds very good, although i will more than likely be upgrading the electronics sooner or later just because i cant leave anything alone lol.
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Anonymous
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i've always loved the 90's models of the ce24 with the wide thin neck....those are the only PRS that felt right to me...been gassing for one for near 20 years now!
sahlomonic
Well-known member
I have a 25th Cu24. I love it. Had a Screamin' Demon in the bridge for a while, and did not like it at all. Now has a GFS VEH. It's definitely a better pickup choice than the SD, but I might later go for a USA PRS pup or maybe a Suhr Aldrich.
Stays in tune great for what it has, though. I did replace the plastic nut with a TusqXL, and will eventually add PRS locking tuners.
Stays in tune great for what it has, though. I did replace the plastic nut with a TusqXL, and will eventually add PRS locking tuners.