Produktbewertungen PRS CE24 ( 9/10) - 4 Produktbewertungen

Die weltweite Bewertung zu diesem Produkt unserer 16 Anwender: 9/10

4 Produktbewertungen über PRS CE24 in Deutsch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften1	Anwendung2	Sounds3	Gesamteindruck4
	iamqman
	ericthegreat
	nickname009
	mooseherman

• 1↑. In welchem Land wurde das Instrument hergestellt? (USA, Japan, Mexico, Deutschland...) Wieviele Bünde, Art der Pickups und Konfiguration? Was für ein Steg (Floyd, Wilkinson...)? Was für Einstellungen können vorgenommen werden (Volumen, Tone, Pickup Selector)? Was für ein Hals?
• 2↑. Ist der Zugang zu den oberen Bünden einfach? Ist das Design ergonomisch (Form, Gewicht...) Ist es einfach einen guten Sound zu erhalten?... Laufen die Treiber stabil?
• 3↑. Mit welchen Verstärkern oder Effekten verwenden Sie das Instrument? Was für Sounds erhalten Sie und welche Einstellungen nehmen Sie dafür vor? (Clean, verzerrt,...)? Welche Sounds gefallen Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Passen sie zu Ihrer Musikrichtung?
• 4↑. Was gefällt Ihnen am besten / wenigsten? Haben Sie vor dem Kauf viele andere Modelle getestet? Wie sieht für Sie das Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis aus? Mit dem Wissen das Sie jetzt haben, würden Sie wieder die gleiche Entscheidung treffen?... Präzision und Qualität des Sounds?

• 31/12/11

  Produktbewertung von iamqman ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "What can I say?"

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  Eigenschaften

  Paul Reed Smith guitars have a great exotic look but it's very versatile and dynamic town. These guitars are generally very great to look at and have a sensational appeal in there beautifully quilted tops. These guitars feature generally a mahogany wood with a maple top which gives the guitar a very dynamic and versatile tone. They generally are equipped with humbukcer pickups or their own Paul Reed Smith mini humbucker pickups. These guitars are extremely versatile and you can easily find country artists all the way up to modern new metal guitarists play these guitars. There's something about them that has just a great feel and tone for basically every style of music. Not to mention how beautifully constructed and how well-built they are adds to the allure of these instruments.

  Anwendung

  BODY
  
  Top Wood Maple Top and Flame Maple Veneer
  
  Back Wood Mahogany
  
  NECK
  
  Number of Frets 24
  
  Scale Length 25"
  
  Neck Wood Maple
  
  Fretboard Wood Rosewood
  
  Neck Shape Wide Thin
  
  Fretboard Inlays Birds
  
  HARDWARE/ELECTRONICS
  
  Bridge PRS Designed Tremolo
  
  Tuners PRS Designed Tuners
  
  Truss Rod Cover "PRS"
  
  Hardware Type Nickel
  
  Treble Pickup PRS Designed SE HFS Treble
  
  Bass Pickup PRS Designed SE Vintage Bass
  
  Pickup Switching Volume and Tone Control with 3-Way Toggle Pickup Selector

  Sounds

  The tone of these guitars are very similar to Gibson style tone. If you've ever played any mahogany based guitar such as a Gibson Les Paul, Gibson SG, or Explorer guitar that you will find yourself very comfortable with this instrument. The funny thing about these guitars is that they sounds very chiming and clean with clean amplifier setting. I've never found a Gibson guitar give off any type of solid spanky clean tone, but these guitars find some way to balance itself out in the frequency range to give a solid clean tone. It's very remarkable to my ears to hear a guitar that can cover so much ground as these instruments can. It is an easy selling point for these guitars that gives a user such a variety of total features to operate.

  Gesamteindruck

  These guitars are quite expensive but you can find them 40% of the new value on any type of classifieds or used section online or in some guitar retailers. I suggest getting one of these guitars used because then you allow the person who originally bought it take to hit on the expenses new price. Even though these are quiet expensive they are great guitars and hold most of their value quite well. They sound good when playing a recording session or any type of live gigging setting. Overall these are great versatile instruments that sounds fantastic.
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 25/11/11

  Produktbewertung von ericthegreat ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern "grand slam "

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  Eigenschaften

  The PRS CE24 is an Amazing guitar! Before buying this guitar I had looked at a bunch of others. I was really focusing on the Billie Joe Les Paul but once I played the PRS CE24 it blew my mind away. This guitar has so many sounds in it. I can get that great rock n roll sound, and still get a great blues sound, and with a little distortion you get some great punk.

  Anwendung

  The split coil pickups are definitely an amazing design, I love them. And not to mention how sexy this thing looks. I have owned the exact same one as pictured and looks absolutely beautiful. I definitely recommend getting this guitar if you are willing to splurge a little cash, because they don’t come too cheap. Hopefully you can find this exact same color.

  Sounds

  This guitar leans closer to the latter, but it doesn't have the raw crunch and power of, say, a Les Paul. It's more of a guitar for progessive metal, and really 80's style rock leads, though with the right amp combo it can sound good for more general rock too. If I had to say whether or not it suited my style, I'd probably say no. But I'd be doing the guitar a great disservice to say that it didn't sound good. As far as the tones it's going for, it's got them nailed. The leads and sustain are soaring. The more well-known guys who use these guitars all use them to great effect, and this guitar is one of their better models. I must say though, I'm not a fan of the clean tones at all, they seem boring and have no pop.

  Gesamteindruck

  The guitar just sounds great, and its exactly what use guitar players love to have in our possesion. Its not hard at all to get a nice clean sound. The top frets are really easy to reach and the high notes sound amazing. it’s a nice heavy guitar, but not too have in weight terms. With 24 frets and 2 hum buckers you cant go wrong with the PRS CE24.
  Did you find this review helpful?janein
• 04/04/11

  Produktbewertung von nickname009 ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  This is a review of an older 1998-ish PRS CE24, they're now unfortunately discontinued and no longer available in the PRS line. The SE korean series have taken over.
  
  
  
  specs:
  
  
  
  * bolt on hard maple neck
  
  * rosewood fingerboard
  
  * 25 inch scale
  
  * 5 position rotary pu selector, volume and tone
  
  * PRS trem system
  
  * abalone dot inlays
  
  * 14:1 low mass locking tuners
  
  * wide-thin neck
  
  * HFS and Vintage Bass pickups
  
  * maple carved top with blue/greenish flame
  
  
  
  Depending on the neck you get, the wide thin being the most popular, this can either make or break your decision on being happy with the guitar.

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  First of all I want to say I loved these CE guitars, I think they're the best in all of the PRS guitar line. They're dead simple, yet amazing in quality and the price range wasn't too shabby either!
  
  
  
  The bolt on neck has a heel which has changed over the years in size. Though i can still get to the upper frets no problem. The guitar is comfortable to play and the 25" scale is not too foreign to me even though on paper it's definitely different from a fender or gibson. The wide thin neck is a gorgeous fit also.
  
  
  
  Every detail has been thought of, down to even the strap buttons, which are HUGE on purpose so you don't have to go out and buy aftermarket strap locks! And the weight of PRS guitars is almost always consistently good!
  
  
  
  The only REAL beef I have is the 5 way rotary switch, while it's a cool idea cause it's unique and looks neat, it's not very practical in a live situation. I like to switch pickups a lot during a phrase so it takes a quick flip movement, but the rotary switch design doesn't allow that.
  
  
  
  The locking tuners are good, and so is the trem! I've never really had any troubles with USA guitars equipped with trems for some reason, they just know how to get it right!

  Sounds

  PRS pickups have a very distinct sound. It's not too PAF-like but not modern either, they seem to sit right in between. The pickups are, i'd say medium to high gain. The time I spent with this guitar, I played mostly through a VHT pitbull head and a zinky 2x12 cab.
  
  
  
  Neck pickup (clean):
  
  Very nice, smooth and clear. Not overly thick or muddy either. Almost PAF-like but a bit more compressed.
  
  
  
  Neck pickup (dirty):
  
  Smooth and never brittle. Can get a bit muddy on the low end depending on how you use it, but it is dynamic and definitely not sterile.
  
  
  
  Neck pickup (split):
  
  This would be the 2nd position on the switch assuming position 1 is the neck pickup by itself. This is supposed to emulate a sort of strat-like sound. It doesn't sound like a strat to me at all, it's still too thick and not bright and 'twangy' enough for it. It still sounds good, don't get me wrong, but it's not quite there if you're lookin for a strat-ish sound. It's just more of a nice clean spli/bucker sound. I'm talking clean here, it's not really favorable with distortion.
  
  
  
  Neck+bridge: I never use this.
  
  
  
  Bridge pickup split: Sort of the same idea as the neck pickup split but with less bass. Still not quite strat-like but still a decent clean overall.
  
  
  
  Bridge pickup clean: Nice and jangly, plenty of headroom.
  
  
  
  Bridge pickup dirty: Very smooth. Bluesy/jazzy and if you crank the gain you can get some really nice vintage crunch sounds, depending of course, on the amp you're using it with. It's not a tight pickup however, it's a little bit loose for tight rhythmic metal-like stuff, but for anything else it's thick and clear enough. Cleans up well with the volume rolled down, I always like that in a pickup!
  
  
  
  Again the pickups sound good. I wouldn't change them, but then again I wouldn't go out of my way to install them on another guitar either. They have a very distinct sound that can be noticed instantly from all the modern rock bands playin them, it doesn't seem to matter what model pickup, they all seem to have the same signature sound. I remember going through PRS's website, I can't find it anymore but they used to have sound clips of all their pickups, and I swear to god, they were all exactly the same, no matter what model you chose! Maybe that's why that part of the site is gone now? I don't know..And my ears aren't bad! I can hear subtle nuances!

  Gesamteindruck

  Overall it's a great guitar! It's basically an LP/strat-hybrid guitar, that's the whole point of a PRS, so that you'd be able to get the best of both worlds in one guitar! I don't mind bolt on necks vs neck through/set neck, they're all good for their own reasons. Sustain is in the player not the neck joint. I bought this for a REAL good used price a couple years back I wish I kept it...
  
  
  
  I honestly think these are the best PRS guitars for the money. Everything else above the CE line is basically just a pimped up version of it aesthetically.
  
  
  
  Too bad they don't make'em anymore. They were near perfect work-horse, yet high quality and long-lasting guitars...well..maybe that's exactly why they stopped makin'em?
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• 27/01/10

  Produktbewertung von mooseherman ( Übersetzung ) Diese Übersetzung verbessern

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  Eigenschaften

  This guitar was made in the good old Us of A. It's incredibly well-crafted. It has an interesting combination of woods, a mahogany body, maple neck, and a rosewood fretboard. It features the PRS custom tremolo bridge, a nice alternative to the Floyd Rose. It has 24 frets and two great humbuckers (not sure the name). It features three knobs, one volume, one tone, and one that functions as a pickup selector switch.

  Anwendung

  This guitar is a dream to play. Getting a nice sound out of it shouldn't be tough for anyone, unless they really despise the sounds of a PRS. The top frets are very easy to reach and allow for some piercingly high notes. I've rarely been able to play in that register as easily as I can on this. It's a bit on the weightier side of the spectrum, but it's not going to break your back like a Gibson Les Paul might. Everything about this guitar is right on, the bridge and drivers are stable. I've heard someone describe the guitars as "butter in your hand", and I have to say it's a good analogy.

  Sounds

  This is where I'm a little torn on this guitar. I personally prefer bright, twangy sounds and popping R&B tones out of guitars, they fit my style. However, I'm also partial to really rocking out, and getting loud and crazy in the style of Crazy Horse, or even Sonic Youth. This guitar leans closer to the latter, but it doesn't have the raw crunch and power of, say, a Les Paul. It's more of a guitar for prog, metal, and really 80's style rock leads, though with the right amp combo it can sound good for more general rock too. If I had to say whether or not it suited my style, I'd probably say no. But I'd be doing the guitar a great disservice to say that it didn't sound good. As far as the tones it's going for, it's got them nailed. The leads and sustain are soaring. The more well-known guys who use these guitars (Santana, Brad Delp of Boston, Al Di Meola) all use them to great effect, and this guitar is one of their better models. I must say though, I'm not a fan of the clean tones at all, they seem boring and have no pop.

  Gesamteindruck

  I like the way the guitar plays more than anything. It is more comfortable than almost any guitar I've played, especially when "shredding". I think that this guitar has been discontinued, since PRS's website no longer lists it and the only time I've seen it is used, so if you can find a remotely good deal on it, take advantage.  I've tried a few PRS models, definitely liked this the best, so if the kind of sounds I talked about are your thing, you owe it to yourself to check it out.
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7 Produktbewertungen über PRS CE24 in Französisch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften	Anwendung	Sounds	Gesamteindruck	Google Translation
	simoulin					Lesen
	Morphe777					Lesen
	Flat					Lesen
	Philou13bis					Lesen
	Pauillac					Lesen
	rossz					Lesen
	ektoplasm					Lesen

5 Produktbewertungen über PRS CE24 in Englisch

Sprache	Mitglied	Eigenschaften	Anwendung	Sounds	Gesamteindruck	Google Translation
	iamqman					Lesen
	ericthegreat					Lesen
	nickname009					Lesen
	mooseherman					Lesen
	MGR/Anonymous					Lesen