This 2009 Paul Reed Smith Paul's Dirty 100 is a limited edition electric guitar, with only 100 units produced, and this example being #49/100. It features a double-cutaway body crafted from lightweight mahogany topped with private stock grade curly maple, finished in thin nitrocellulose lacquer. The set neck is made from Peruvian mahogany and sports a wide fat profile, complemented by a select rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets and abalone and mother-of-pearl ring moon inlays. The guitar’s scale length is 24-1/2", with a nut width of 1-11/16" and a 10" fretboard radius, designed for comfort and playability.
This model is equipped with PRS Phase II 14:1 low-mass grommet locking tuners with ebony buttons, providing tuning stability, and an adjustable stoptail bridge that enhances sustain. Electronics include PRS 59/09 pickups in both bridge and neck positions, offering a tonal range from powerful and dark in the bridge to bright and clear in the neck, with the option of coil splitting via a push/pull tone control. Additional features include nickel and brushed gold hardware, a cocobolo headstock veneer, and comes with a paisley hardshell case, complete with all original paperwork and hang tag.
Features:
- Limited edition, numbered #49/100
- Mahogany body with private stock grade curly maple top
- Set Peruvian mahogany neck with wide fat profile
- PRS 59/09 pickups with coil split push/pull tone control
- PRS Phase II 14:1 low-mass locking tuners with ebony buttons
- Adjustable stoptail bridge for enhanced sustain
- Abalone and mother-of-pearl ring moon inlays on rosewood fingerboard
