PRS SE Custom 24 Left-Handed Electric Guitar - Slate Blue | No Limit Guitar Co
The PRS SE Custom 24 left-handed electric guitar delivers the iconic sound, playability, and craftsmanship of PRS's legendary Custom line in an accessible format for left-handed players. Featuring a mahogany body with flame maple veneer top, Wide Thin maple neck, and versatile 85/15 "S" pickups with coil-splitting capability, this instrument offers an expansive tonal palette from crisp single-coil chime to thick humbucker punch. Perfect for intermediate to professional guitarists seeking a road-ready instrument with authentic PRS quality and the visual appeal of the finished Slate Blue top with natural mahogany back.
Product Overview
The SE Custom 24 showcases a mahogany body capped with a stunning flame maple veneer finished in Slate Blue, complemented by the natural beauty of the exposed mahogany back. This classic tonewood pairing delivers punchy midrange character with excellent sustain and harmonic richness. The traditional "violin" body carve mirrors high-end Custom 24 models, providing both ergonomic comfort and enhanced acoustic resonance that translates to fuller, more dynamic plugged-in tone.
The set-neck maple construction features PRS's Wide Thin profile—a comfortable, fast-playing shape that accommodates both rhythm and lead techniques without fatigue. At 13/16" deep at the first fret and 57/64" at the twelfth, this neck dimension strikes an ideal balance for left-handed players transitioning from various guitar styles. The rosewood fingerboard sports a player-friendly 10" radius across 24 frets with a 25" scale length, while PRS's iconic bird inlays add the signature aesthetic flourish that defines the Custom series.
Dual 85/15 "S" pickups form the tonal foundation of this instrument, delivering exceptional humbucking tones with the added versatility of coil-splitting via the push-pull tone control. This pickup configuration provides everything from glassy, articulate single-coil sounds to thick, saturated humbucker tones perfect for high-gain applications. The PRS patented tremolo system maintains tuning stability under aggressive use, while ergonomic lampshade knobs and flat-grip switch tip design enhance performance-ready functionality.
Ideal For
- Left-handed rock and metal players seeking versatile humbucker tones with coil-split options
- Touring musicians who need reliable, road-worthy instruments with exceptional build quality
- Studio guitarists requiring diverse tonal options from a single instrument
- Intermediate players ready to upgrade to professional-grade PRS craftsmanship
- Blues and jazz players who appreciate both warm neck humbucker tones and bright coil-split sounds
Key Features
85/15 "S" Pickups with Coil-Splitting
These custom-wound pickups deliver balanced output with excellent clarity across the frequency spectrum. The push-pull tone control activates coil-splitting, transforming thick humbucking tones into crisp, articulate single-coil voices. This versatility allows seamless transitions between vintage-inspired jangle and modern high-gain aggression, making the SE Custom 24 adaptable to virtually any musical style.
Mahogany and Flame Maple Construction
The mahogany body provides warmth, sustain, and pronounced midrange presence, while the flame maple top adds brightness and visual appeal. This traditional tonewood combination creates a balanced voice with excellent note definition and harmonic complexity. The shallow violin carve enhances acoustic resonance and provides comfortable body contours for extended playing sessions.
Wide Thin Maple Neck Profile
PRS's Wide Thin neck shape offers the substantial feel left-handed players appreciate without sacrificing speed or agility. The set-neck construction contributes to superior sustain and resonance compared to bolt-on designs, while the multi-ply maple build ensures structural stability. The smooth satin finish allows effortless position changes from open chords to upper register lead work.
24-Fret Rosewood Fingerboard
The rosewood fretboard with 10" radius provides a smooth, natural playing surface that facilitates comfortable chord voicings and effortless string bending. Twenty-four frets deliver two full octaves of range per string, essential for modern lead playing and extended melodic passages. PRS's bird inlays serve as both position markers and distinctive visual elements.
PRS Patented Tremolo System
This carefully engineered tremolo bridge delivers smooth pitch modulation while maintaining exceptional tuning stability even under aggressive use. Paired with a synthetic nut and PRS-designed tuners with wing buttons, the hardware package ensures consistent intonation and reliable performance. The nickel-plated hardware complements the Slate Blue finish for a cohesive aesthetic.
What's Included
- PRS SE Custom 24 Left-Handed Electric Guitar
- Gig bag
- PRS warranty information
- Factory strung with PRS Classic 10-46 strings
- Standard tuning setup (E-A-D-G-B-E)
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Body | Mahogany with flame maple veneer top, Solidbody |
| Neck | Multi-ply Maple, Set-neck joint, Wide Thin profile |
| Fretboard | Rosewood, 10" radius, Birds inlay |
| Scale Length | 25" |
| Frets | 24 PRS SE Standard (.104" width, .046" height) |
| Pickups | 85/15 "S" humbuckers (Bridge & Neck) |
| Electronics | Volume, push-pull tone control, 3-way blade switch |
| Hardware | PRS patented tremolo, PRS nut, nickel-plated |
| Tuners | PRS Designed with Wing Buttons |
| Truss Rod | PRS double-acting |
| Nut Width | 1 11/16" |
| Finish | Slate Blue (Natural Back) |
| Weight | 7.49 lbs |
Get Your Hands on This Left-Handed Electric Guitar Today
Experience the PRS SE Custom 24's exceptional versatility and left-handed ergonomics at No Limit Guitar Co in Idaho Falls. Our knowledgeable staff understands the unique needs of left-handed players and can demonstrate the full tonal range of this modern classic. Visit our Idaho Falls guitar store today or contact us to schedule a personalized demonstration of this premium left-handed PRS instrument.
