PRS announces limited reissue of the SE One
Korina-bodied Jr-style model comes equipped with SE Soapbar pickup
PRS has announced a limited-edition reissue of the LP Jr-style SE One electric guitar.
The new version features a korina body and wide fat neck, with 25”-scale rosewood fingerboard, plus an SE Soapbar pickup, controlled via a single volume knob.
Two finishes are available: a TV Yellow-esque Vintage Amber and Tobacco Sunburst, both with nickel hardware.
The SE One is available now but, agonizingly, only in Europe, for £599/€689. Please, please, please bring this one back to the USA, PRS!
For more info, see PRS Guitars Europe.
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